WorksheetsMT-CC106
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
is a primary concept in most high-level programming languages. In its
simplest sense, it is a block of code.
(a)
2.
Both sides must be true
a)
And
b)
or
c)
Xor
d)
Not
3.
One side or other must be true
a)
And
b)
or
c)
Xor
d)
Not
4.
One side or other must be true but not both
a)
And
b)
or
c)
Xor
d)
Not
5.
Negates truth
a)
And
b)
or
c)
Xor
d)
Not
6.
performs an indicated
action only when the condition is True; otherwise the
action is skipped.
a)
if then
b)
if then else
c)
nested if then else
d)
select case
7.
structure allows the
programmer to specify that a different action is to be
performed when the condition is True than when the
condition is False.
a)
if then
b)
if then else
c)
nested if then else
d)
select case
8.
test for multiple cases by placing If...Then...Else selection
structures inside If...Then...Elsestructures.
Syntax of the Nested If...Then...Else selection structure
a)
if then
b)
if then else
c)
nested if then else
d)
select case
9.
control structure is preferred when there exist many different conditions.
a)
if then
b)
if then else
c)
nested if then else
d)
select case
10.
is said to be the set of instructions which are repeated again and again in a
program.
(a)
11.
is used when the user knows in advance how many times the
loop is going to be executed.
a)
for next statement
b)
Do While loop
c)
Do Loop While
d)
while wend loop
12.
is an entry controlled loop in which the condition is
placed at the entry point.
a)
for next statement
b)
Do While loop
c)
Do Loop While
d)
while wend loop
13.
is an exit controlled loop as the condition is placed at exit point.
a)
for next statement
b)
Do While loop
c)
Do Loop While
d)
while wend loop
14.
is functionally equivalent to the Do While..Loop.
a)
for next statement
b)
Do While loop
c)
Do Loop While
d)
while wend loop
15.
is a group of controls that share the same name type and the same event procedures.
a)
control array
b)
control structure
c)
Sequential
d)
selection
16.
the statements are being executed sequentially.
a)
control array
b)
control structure
c)
Sequential
d)
selection
17.
the execution of statement(s) depending upon the
condition-test.
a)
control array
b)
control structure
c)
Sequential
d)
selection
18.
repetition of a set-of-statements depending
upon a condition-test.
a)
iterative
b)
control structure
c)
Sequential
d)
selection
19.
repeat statements until a special value called
sentinel value (or the terminating value) is reached.
a)
Sentinel-controlled Loop Structures
b)
Counter-controlled Loop Structures
20.
repeat the set of statements until the value
specified by the counter variable is reached.
a)
Sentinel-controlled Loop Structures
b)
Counter-controlled Loop Structures
21.
Computerized payroll accounting systems allow you to process all your normal
payroll tasks via a computerized system, rather than by hand.B25
a)
Payroll System
b)
Library System
c)
Sales and Inventory System
d)
Enrollment System
e)
Enterprise System
22.
can keeps track of all books and periodicals in
the library and their check-out status.
a)
Payroll System
b)
Library System
c)
Sales and Inventory System
d)
Enrollment System
e)
Enterprise System
23.
not only keep
records of the sales that are made, but also keep track of current inventory based on those
sales.
a)
Payroll System
b)
Library System
c)
Sales and Inventory System
d)
Enrollment System
e)
Enterprise System
24.
tends to do what we call a paperless
system.
a)
Payroll System
b)
Library System
c)
Sales and Inventory System
d)
Enrollment System
e)
Enterprise System
25.
Example of Transaction Processing System
a)
Payroll System
b)
Library System
c)
Sales and Inventory System
d)
Enrollment System
e)
Enterprise System
26.
is a collection of related data. The database stores information. This information can
be manipulated and viewed in many different ways.
(a)
27.
is the activity of computer programming system
software.
(a)
28.
is any program designed to
perform a specific function directly for the user or, in some cases, for another application program.
a)
application program
b)
System programming
29.
consists of multiple applications bundled together.
(a)
30.
addresses the needs of an entire organization’s processes and data flow,
across most all departments, often in a large distributed environment.
(a)
31.
provides common capabilities needed to support
enterprise software systems.
a)
Enterprise infrastructure software
b)
Information worker
c)
Content access software
d)
Educational software
32.
software lets uses create and manage information, often for individual
projects within a department,
a)
Enterprise infrastructure software
b)
Information worker
c)
Content access software
d)
Educational software
33.
is used primarily to access content without editing, but may include
software that allows for content editing.
a)
Enterprise infrastructure software
b)
Information worker
c)
Content access software
d)
Educational software
34.
is related to content access software, but has the content and/or
features adapted for use in by educators or students.
a)
Enterprise infrastructure software
b)
Information worker
c)
Content access software
d)
Educational software
35.
simulates physical or abstract systems for either research, training or
entertainment purposes.
a)
Simulation software
b)
Media development software
c)
Product engineering software
d)
Educational software
36.
software generates print and electronic media for others to consume,
most often in a commercial or educational setting.
a)
Simulation software
b)
Media development software
c)
Product engineering software
d)
Educational software
37.
used in developing hardware and software products.
a)
Simulation software
b)
Media development software
c)
Product engineering software
d)
Educational software
38.
are used to control the flow of program's execution.
(a)
39.
can have multiple tables that contain data about various entities, such as
customers, orders products.
(a)
40.
is a collection of related information that is organized in columns (fields) that describe
an entity (record).
a)
table
b)
Record
c)
Field
d)
Primary key
41.
is a collection of information about a specific entity
a)
table
b)
Record
c)
Field
d)
Primary key
42.
is a category of information.
a)
table
b)
Record
c)
Field
d)
Primary key
43.
fields or set of fields that uniquely identify any given row.
a)
table
b)
Record
c)
Field
d)
Primary key
44.
stores a collection of related information
a)
tables
b)
queries
c)
form
d)
reports
45.
used to extract specific information from your table
a)
tables
b)
queries
c)
form
d)
reports
46.
is graphical representation used to enter or view data into a table
a)
tables
b)
queries
c)
form
d)
reports
47.
presents data from query or tab lesand place it in neat
a)
tables
b)
queries
c)
form
d)
reports
48.
stored set of commands that can be used to automate database tasks
a)
macro
b)
modules
c)
form
d)
reports
49.
automates and customizes database operations using visual basic and a collection declaration statements and procedures stored together as a unit
a)
macro
b)
modules
c)
form
d)
reports
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