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  1. In a database, which of the following will allow data to be arranged in alphabetical order?
    1. editing
    2. formatting
    3. proofing
    4. sorting

     
  2. The rows of a table correspond to
    1. Fields
    2. Records
    3. Reports
    4. Files

     
  3. Which of the following is used to answer a question about a database?
    1. Form
    2. Module
    3. Query
    4. Table

     
  4. A report may be based on a
    1. Table
    2. A query
    3. Both a table and a query
    4. Neither a table nor a query

     
  5. What is a relational database?
    1. A database that contains multiple tables that are related
    2. A database that includes reports, queries, and forms
    3. A single table that uses referential integrity
    4. A type of database software

     
  6. Every field in a table has
    1. A field name and a data type
    2. A field name and a field number
    3. A field number and a data type
    4. A field name, a field number, and a data type

     
  7. In a table called Employees, which of the following fields would be the primary key?
    1. EmployeeFirstName
    2. EmployeeID
    3. EmployeeDept
    4. None of the above

     
  8. How many primary keys can a table have?
    1. One
    2. At least one, but not more than two
    3. Between one and five
    4. No limit

     

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Answer True or False for the following statements


True False
9. A primary key uniquely identifies a record.    
10. A person’s last name is often used as a primary key since it guarantees a unique result.    
11. The Datasheet view is used to add a new field to a table.    
12. The Find command is the best way to search a table for a specific record.    
13. Every table must have a primary key.    
14.The Design view in Access is used to add, edit, or delete records.    

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