The correct answers are B. Enable replication and C. Create an account .
The ORGADMIN role is an organization-level role in Snowflake. It is used to manage organization-wide operations, including account management and enabling cross-account or cross-region capabilities such as replication.
Why B is correct:
ORGADMIN can enable replication for the organization. Replication is an organization-level capability because it can involve multiple accounts and regions.
Why C is correct:
ORGADMIN can create Snowflake accounts within the organization.
Why the other options are incorrect:
A. Creating a share is an account-level data sharing task, not a default organization-level ORGADMIN task.
D. Creating a resource monitor is an account-level resource management task, typically handled by account-level administrative roles such as ACCOUNTADMIN.
E. Creating a reader account is an account-level secure data sharing task, not the primary default ORGADMIN responsibility in this answer set.
Official Snowflake documentation reference:
Snowflake documentation describes ORGADMIN as the organization administrator role used to manage organization-level operations, including creating accounts and enabling replication.
[Reference: Snowflake Documentation — Organization administrator role; Snowflake Documentation — Creating accounts; Snowflake Documentation — Replication and failover; SnowPro Core Study Guide — Snowflake Account and Resource Management., ]
