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8525 AQA GCSE CS 3.7.1 Introduction to Relational Data

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a database?

a)

A single file containing user data

b)

A temporary collection of unstructured information

c)

A random collection of data

d)

A structured and persistent collection of data

2.

What are the two main types of databases?

a)

Relational and Non-Relational

b)

Single table and Double table

c)

Flat-file and Hierarchical

d)

Flat-file and Relational

3.

Why are flat-file databases considered inefficient?

a)

Because they use complex queries for data retrieval

b)

Because they often contain duplicated data

c)

Because they store data without any structure

d)

Because they can handle large datasets efficiently

4.

What is a key advantage of relational databases over flat-file databases?

a)

They contain only one table

b)

They do not require a database management system

c)

They eliminate data inconsistency and redundancy

d)

They are easier to duplicate

5.

What does a Database Management System (DBMS) provide?

a)

A way to duplicate data efficiently

b)

A manipulation language like SQL

c)

A single table for data storage

d)

A structure for unorganized data

6.

What is the role of SQL in a DBMS?

a)

To create a flat-file database

b)

To access and change the data

c)

To duplicate data

d)

To provide additional security

7.

Why is data redundancy undesirable in databases?

a)

It increases storage requirements

b)

It simplifies data structure

c)

It enhances data security

d)

It makes data retrieval faster

8.

How do relational databases help in maintaining data integrity?

a)

By duplicating data across multiple tables

b)

By using a single table for all data

c)

By storing all data in a flat-file format

d)

By relating tables and avoiding data inconsistencies

9.

What is a significant disadvantage of using flat-file databases for large datasets?

a)

They are difficult to query

b)

They are too structured

c)

They enhance data security

d)

They require less storage

10.

What does the persistence of a database refer to?

a)

The database's ability to handle large datasets

b)

The database's data being temporary

c)

The database's use of complex queries

d)

The database's data being stored permanently