Which of the following are the available data storage options in Android? (More than One answer)
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Shared Preferences
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Internal Storage
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External Storage
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SQLite Databases
Android provides multiple data storage options: SharedPreferences for key-value pairs, Internal Storage for private app data, External Storage for shared files, and SQLite databases for structured data. All four are valid, commonly-used storage mechanisms in Android applications.
Android provides four standard local data-storage mechanisms, all of which are correctly marked true here: Shared Preferences (key-value pairs for simple settings/flags), Internal Storage (app-private files on device storage, removed on uninstall), External Storage (shared/removable storage like SD card, for larger or shareable files), and SQLite Databases (structured relational data via the built-in SQLite engine). These four are the textbook categories Android documentation lists when describing on-device persistence options (network/cloud storage is a separate, non-local category not included here), so all four being correct matches the platform's actual API surface.