Answer: Executing the SELECT statement on a shared table, Joining the data from a shared table with another table

In Snowflake, a consumer account of a shared database can perform read operations on the shared data but cannot modify or clone it. Option D (Executing the SELECT statement on a shared table) is correct because it allows querying the shared data. Option E (Joining the data from a shared table with another table) is also correct, as joins are permitted as long as they involve read operations. Option A (Cloning a shared table) is incorrect because cloning creates a copy, which is not allowed on shared objects. Option B (Modifying the data in a shared table) is incorrect because consumers cannot alter shared data. Option C (Using Time Travel on a shared table) is incorrect because Time Travel requires data retention settings controlled by the provider, not the consumer. The community discussion unanimously supports DE with 100% consensus and upvotes.

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