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Database

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

"Each student has selected one of the college's T-shirt size. What if someone enters a nonexistent size? "

This situation is an example of _____________ in a database record.

a)

data redundancy

b)

data inconsistency

c)

inappropriate data

d)

incomplete data

2.

"In a college database, each department that need the students' information accesses it from the same set of data."


This statement is referring to __________________ concept.

a)

data integrity

b)

data redundancy

c)

normalization

d)

data centralization

3.

To prevent the entry of student ID 201910923 if there already existed a student with an ID of 201910923, a database practices _______________ concept.

a)

data integrity

b)

unstructured data

c)

data centralization

d)

Inappropriate data

4.

Two students take the same course, but two different course names appear in a database that refers to the same course. This mistake is known as ______________.

a)

data integrity

b)

data redundancy

c)

data inconsistency

d)

data centralization

5.

Which of the following is a likely primary key in a student information record?

a)

Last name

b)

Date of birth

c)

Student ID number

d)

First name

6.

_______ is used to ensure that data is organized most efficiently in a database.

a)

Consistency checking

b)

Validation

c)

Normalization

d)

Range checking

7.

A ________ relationship indicates that for each record in a table, there is only a single corresponding record in a related table.

a)

many-to-one

b)

one-to-one

c)

many-to-many

d)

one-to-many

8.

A ________ check would be used in a field to restrict the fines for speeding violations so that they fall between $50 and $250.

a)

completeness

b)

range

c)

consistency

d)

numeric

9.

A(n) ________ check determines whether a required field such as LastName was filled in.

a)

completeness

b)

range

c)

consistency

d)

alphabetic

10.

A(n) ________ is a way of retrieving information from one or more tables that defines a particular subset of data.

a)

validation rule

b)

field constraint

c)

enquiry

d)

query

11.

You would use a ________ in a database to temporarily display records of residents for the city of Boston.

a)

sieve

b)

filter

c)

validation rule

d)

field constraint

12.

________ involves taking data from your database and putting it into an electronic file in a format that another external application or database can recognize.

a)

Exporting

b)

Importing

c)

Enhancing

d)

Extracting

13.

A data ________ is a large-scale collection of data that contains and organizes all of an organization's data in one place.

a)

mart

b)

chain

c)

warehouse

d)

storehouse

14.

In a transaction-processing system (TPS), if the TPS database can be queried and updated while the transaction is taking place, this is called ________ processing.

a)

direct

b)

batch

c)

real-time

d)

immediate

15.

Which of the following data -mining techniques is used to determine which data goes well together?

a)

classification

b)

clustering

c)

affinity grouping

d)

visualization