True/False Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Database Design Language (DBDL) is a programming language.
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2.
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In Access, table names can be up to 128 characters in length.
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3.
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In a one-to-many relationship, each row in the first table may be associated
with many rows in the second table.
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4.
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File names can be a maximum of 260 characters including the file
extension.
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5.
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A folder is a specific location on a storage medium.
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6.
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In Datasheet view, a table is represented as a collection of rows and columns
called a datasheet.
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Grouping means creating separate collections of records sharing some common
characteristic.
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Form view displays a single record at a time.
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A DataForm combines both a datasheet and a form.
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In Access, the columns in a table are called records.
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A unique identifier also is called a primary key.
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12.
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Replication is the storing of a piece of data in more than one place.
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The maximum number of characters allowed in a field whose data type is Text is
1024.
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Fields that contain numbers but will not be used for arithmetic operations
usually are assigned a data type of Text.
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15.
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The Monetary data type is used for fields that contain only monetary
data.
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16.
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The URL Address data type can store text that can be used as a hyperlink
address.
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17.
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To delete the ID field that Access creates automatically for a new table, the
table must appear in Layout view rather than Datasheet view.
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One way to undo changes to a field is to click the Undo button on the Table
Tools tab.
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Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Access is a ____.
a. | word processing software tool | c. | workbook management
system | b. | file management system | d. | database management system |
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In Access, a(n) ____ consists of a collection of tables, each of which contains
information on a specific subject.
a. | object | c. | database | b. | relation | d. | tuple |
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A(n) ____ contains information about a given person, product, or event.
a. | attribute | c. | field | b. | record | d. | column |
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____ words are words that have a special meaning to Access and cannot be used
for the names of fields or tables.
a. | Special | c. | Significant | b. | Reserved | d. | Restricted |
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In Access, table and field names can be up to ____ characters in length.
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24.
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To change the save location for a database, click ____ in the Favorite Links
section.
a. | Save in | c. | Desktop | b. | Searches | d. | Computer |
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When you create a new database, the name of the database appears on the ____
bar.
a. | title | c. | menu | b. | Windows | d. | scroll |
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One way to create a table, is to click ____ on the Ribbon and then click the
Table button.
a. | New | c. | Add | b. | Create | d. | Insert Table |
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27.
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You only can delete a primary key in ____ view.
a. | Datasheet | c. | Print Preview | b. | Layout | d. | Design |
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To delete a field in a table, right-click the column heading for the field, and
then click ____ on the shortcut menu.
a. | Delete Field | c. | Delete Column | b. | Remove Field | d. | Remove Column |
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To change the name of a field, right-click the column heading for the field,
click ____ on the shortcut menu, and then type the desired field name.
a. | Rename Field | c. | Change Field | b. | Rename Column | d. | Change Column |
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To insert a field between existing fields, right-click the column heading for
the field that will follow the new field, and then click ____ on the shortcut menu.
a. | Insert Field | c. | Add Field | b. | Insert Column | d. | Add column |
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You can place an insertion point by clicking in the field or by pressing
____.
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32.
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To quit Access, click the ____ button on the right side of the Access title
bar.
a. | Quit | c. | Quit Access | b. | End | d. | Close |
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To hide the Navigation Pane, click the ____ Button.
a. | Hide Navigation Pane | c. | Close Pane | b. | Shutter Bar Open/Close | d. | Navigation Bar
Show/Hide |
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To preview and then print a table, select the table, click the Office Button,
point to the Print command arrow to display the Print submenu, and then click ____ on the Print
submenu.
a. | Preview/Print | c. | Preview View | b. | Report View | d. | Print Preview |
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To change the print orientation from portrait to landscape, click the ____
button on the Print Preview tab.
a. | Portrait/Landscape | c. | Landscape | b. | Orientation | d. | Switch
Orientation |
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If the Field Size for a field whose data type is Number is set to ____, the
field size will be an integer value in the range of 0 to 255.
a. | Byte | c. | Least | b. | Smallint | d. | Integer |
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A(n) ___ combines both a datasheet and a form.
a. | DataForm | c. | AutoForm | b. | simple form | d. | split form |
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38.
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To back up a database, use the ____ command on the Office Button menu.
a. | Manage | c. | Backup | b. | Data Tools | d. | Options |
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Completion Complete each
statement.
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____________________ means storing the same fact in more than one place.
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 Figure 1-3
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40.
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In the accompanying figure, the ____________________ Pane contains a list of all
the objects in the database.
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41.
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In the accompanying figure, the words Form View at the lower left of the screen
appear on the ____________________.
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42.
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In the accompanying figure, the buttons at the bottom-right edge of the screen
are ____________________ buttons, which you use to change the view that is currently
displayed.
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43.
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____________________ is a feature that allows you to point to a gallery
choice and see its effect in the database object — without actually selecting the
choice.
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44.
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Initially, the Quick Access Toolbar contains the ____________________,
Undo, and Redo commands.
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45.
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A(n)____________________ is a software tool that can be used to create a
database; add, change, and delete data in the database; sort and retrieve data; and create forms and
reports using the data in the database.
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46.
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The rows in the tables are called ____________________.
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47.
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A(n) ____________________ contains a specific piece of information within a
record.
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48.
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Table names can be from 1 to ____________________ characters in length and can
contain letters, digits, and spaces.
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Essay
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49.
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When you create a database, you should follow some general guidelines for
database design. What are these seven guidelines?
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Case
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Critical Thinking Questions
Case 1
Mary has been asked to
create a database for her company. The database is to track employees and the departments for which
the employees work. A department can have between 5 and 15 employees. She has determined that she
needs the following tables:
Employee (Social Security Number, Employee Name, Street Address,
City, State, Postal
Code, Date Hired, Salary, Department Code) Department (Department
Code, Department Name)
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50.
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Which field in the Employee table should be the primary key and why?
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