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Chapter 2: Relational Databases and Multi-Table Queries
Multiple Choice:
1.Which does NOT describe the concerns about Y2K?
- Computers only stored the last two-digits of a year.
- This would impactpoorly designed databases.
- The functionality of computers wouldbe minimal or not at all.
- This was a program that contained a serious virus.
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Chapter 2: Relational Databases and Multi-Table Queries
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2.Which of the following would NOT be a field used on a customer table?
- Address
- AcctNo
- Employees
- LName
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3.Which of the following is NOT considered one of the essential guidelines when designing a database?
- Design for a 100-year usage
- Use calculated fields
- Store data in its smallest parts
- Design compliant with PNPI regulations
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4.When planning to build a database it is best to:
- determine the output, next design the tables.
- input the data, next design the reports.
- create and input the design of the table and reports at the same time.
- determine the input, then design the table
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5.Reserve space for a field with:
- PNPI regulations.
- the Sarbanes Oxley Act.
- field size property.
- validation rule.
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6.Which of the following would ensure that a value of 15 or greater is entered in a field?
- Field type
- Sarbanes Oxley Act
- Field size
- Validation rule
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7.Which is NOT true of validation rules?
- They enforce a size limit.
- They check authenticity of data entered in a field.
- An error message will appear if a rule is violated.
- They protect from fraudulent practices.
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8.Which protects the general public and the shareholders of a company from accounting errors and fraudulent practices?
- PNPI Regulation
- Sarbanes Oxley Act
- Validation rule
- Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
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9.Which is NOT true of personal, nonpublic information laws?
- They protect social security numbers, credit card and bank account numbers.
- They protect medical, educational and other personal data.
- Sensitive data must be stored in a computer.
- Local laws govern the safeguarding of information.
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10.Which is NOT a reason to save the first and last name as separate fields?
- You can sort on last name.
- The first name could be used in salutation of a letter.
- It uses fewer fields.
- You can use ONLY the first or last name with a salutation.
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11.Which is NOT true of a calculated field?
- Calculated fields should be stored in a table.
- The value of a calculated field is produced from an expression.
- A calculated field references other field(s).
- The result is useful at the moment the calculation is made.
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12.Which is NOT true of a birth date field?
- A birth date is considered a constant.
- A birth date would be defined as a date/time field.
- Using an Age field, which shows how old a person may be, is the same as a birth date field.
- Date arithmetic can be applied to a birth date field.
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13.Which of the following is a special definition setting used on a field containing an employee’s date of hire?
- Date arithmetic
- Constant
- Date/time field
- Calculated field
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14.Which does NOT describe the term data redundancy?
- The same data exists in two tables.
- The data is always in linked tables.
- It requires updating in two locations.
- Output could be incorrect if the first and second location of same data is not updated.
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15.Which is the correct format of CamelCase notation?
- Years Of Svc
- Yearsofsvc
- YearsOfSvc
- YEARSOFSERVICE
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16.Access recognizes ______data types.
- six
- nine
- five
- eight
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17.A unique field (or combination of fields) that identifies each record in a table is called a:
- CamelCase notation.
- primary key.
- field.
- data type.
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18.All of the following are examples of primary keys EXCEPT:
- Student Id.
- Social Security Number.
- ISBN number on a textbook.
- Last Name.
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19.Which of the following statements is NOT true of the following example?
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- The numbering is assigned randomly to records.
- No natural identifier is available in the fields shown.
- The table contains a unique identifier assigned by AutoNumber.
- The field SpeakerID contains the unique identifier.
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20.Which of the following is used to create a relationship between two tables?
- Primary key
- AutoNumber field
- Identification number
- Foreign key
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21.Data that is organized and summarized in an easy to read view is known as a:
- table.
- PivotTable .
- design.
- report.
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22.Which is NOT true of a property?
- A property is an object’s characteristic or attribute.
- Tables, forms, queries, and reports have a set of properties.
- A property sheet is used to make changes.
- Design properties are displayed in Datasheet View.
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23.Which does NOT describe a caption property?
- A label can substitute for a field name in Datasheet View.
- The label can be used in place of a field name in an expression.
- The caption appears in Datasheet View, report, and form.
- The label allows spaces between words.
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24.Which is NOT true of locating and opening an existing database?
- Clicking the Cancel button will then display the option to open an existing or recently visited database.
- Existing databases can be viewed under the Browse folder.
- Existing database files found in the Browse folder cannot be opened if Blank Database is displayed above.
- Existing files can only be opened from the File button, under Open.
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25.From the following example, which does NOT apply to this view?
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- The pencil indicates the row is being edited.
- The default name is used for the table name.
- TheDesign View of the table is displayed.
- The default field names are used for field1, field2, field3.
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26.From the following example, which does NOT apply tothis view?
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- A primary key has been selected.
- Duplicates of data will be accepted on the BID field.
- Unique numbers will be assigned to the ID field.
- The Design View of the table called Branch is displayed.
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27.Which statement is NOT true of the following image display?
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- The field Start Date type is set to a date field.
- The field name Start Date will display Manager’s Start Date in Datasheet View.
- This display shows that data will definitely be lost when the ‘Yes’ button is clicked.
- The primary key field is not Start Date.
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28.Which statement is NOT true of working with tables?
- Backups of the table occur automatically.
- People do not spend time formatting the table.
- Most people do not even print a table.
- Tables are rarely used as output.
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29.Which statement is NOT true when referential integrity is enforced?
- Access will reject changes that update or delete if in violation of the referential integrity.
- Access checks the accuracy of spelling in the tables.
- You can trust that the data is reliable.
- A record will not be added to the table if an ID that is referenced does not exist.
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30.What does the term cascadingmean?
- Queries can retrieve data at a faster rate.
- Changes in the data travel from one table to another.
- Data is put in sequential order
- Records are arranged in order.
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31.Based on the following join relationship of a one-to-many relationship, which statement is TRUE?
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- An order id can be changed in the Orders table.
- A change or update cannot be made in either table.
- An order id can be changed in the Order Details.
- An update or change can be made in both tables.
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32.Which statement is NOT true of indexed property?
- An example of a setting is Yes (no duplicates).
- Indexing a table speeds the retrieval time.
- Primary keys must be indexed.
- Setting the index requires each record to be scanned sequentially.
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33.Which statement is NOT true about Access sharing data with Excel?
- Data can be moved easily between the two applications with cut and paste.
- A wizard can help facilitate the sharing of data.
- Tables of data can be imported and exported.
- The Get External Data command is used to do the importing.
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34.Which statement is NOT true about the following image?
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- There are two worksheets from which to select..
- There are four columns that will be put into four fields.
- Both tables can be selected at the same time.
- The first row of the sample data will become the field names.
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35.Which statement is NOT true about importing Excel worksheets?
- Access uses Excel labels for field names.
- Imported data can be imported into a new table, appended to an existing table, or linked to an Access table.
- A preview of the data to be imported is displayed in a dialog box.
- There are always labels that are imported to fields.
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36.Which process is NOT an example of sharing data?
- Get External Data
- Collect and Update
- Cut and Paste
- Export data
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37.Which is NOT a task when using the Import Wizard?
- Selecting a primary key
- Changing field types of fields
- Selecting the first row as column headings
- Deleting columns of data
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38.Which is NOT true of the following example of a one-to-many relationship?
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- It is the least used type of relationship.
- ID is a unique identification number that would be used in the Agents table and SellingAgent in the Properties table.
- Each record in the Agents table may match one, more than one, or no records in the Properties table.
- Each record in a Properties table matches only one record in the Agents table.
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39.Which does NOT describe the following one-to-one relationship?
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- All the data in both tables can be used by all people accessing the database.
- Author and AuthorNew tables use the same primary key.
- More tables can be joined to either table.
- It may be used for security reasons to protect data availability.
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40.Which does NOT describe a many-to-many relationship?
- There are many matching records in each direction between tables.
- There must be at least two tables.
- It uses a juncture table.
- It may be used to connect to Oracle and other databases.
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41.Which does NOT apply to the following relationship image?
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- A one-to-many relationship is applied.
- The display is showing the Design View of relationships.
- One table is not joined to the other two tables.
- A join exists on two primary keys.
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42.Troubleshooting a relationship requires doing all of the following EXCEPT:
- creatinga relationship between like data types.
- checking the size of fields to be used in therelationship.
- checking that the correct type of relationship is established.
- deletingthe relationship and field and then rebuilding.
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43.Which does NOT describe queries?
- They perform calculations.
- They are run from a table Datasheet View.
- They display specific records from table(s).
- They ask questions about data in a database and return answers in a specified order.
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44.Which does NOT describe the Query Wizard?
- The Wizard only allows fields to be selected from tables.
- Fields can be selected in a different order than in the original table.
- It automates your work.
- A query name can be assigned when using the Wizard.
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45.Which is NOT an example of an expression usingan operand?
- >25
- >43
- =15
- =23
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46.Which is an example of an expression using a wildcard?
- Date()
- Chapt???
- *west
- #02/05/2005#
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47.Which is an example of an expression that will return records that are fromeither of two states?
- New YorkORCalifornia
- New York AND California
- New York NOT California
- Is Not Null
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48.Which is an example of an expression that will return records that are more than 15 days older than the current date?
- Date()+15
- <Date()-15
- =Date()=15
- >Date()-15
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49.Which would be used to return a field display result of missing or no value?
- Not #01/01/2008#
- Is Null
- Is Not Null
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