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Relational Database Model

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

Each table _______ represents an attribute.

a)

Dimension

b)

Value

c)

Column

d)

Row

2.

Below are the characteristics of a Relational Table EXCEPT

a)

A table is perceived as a two-dimensional structure composed of rows and columns.

b)

Each table row(tuple) represents a single entity occurrence within the entity set.

c)

Each table column represents an attribute.

d)

All values in a column may have different data format.

3.

What is the main function of a Primary Key in a table?

a)

Allows duplicate values

b)

Stores user passwords

c)

Uniquely identifies each record

d)

Links to external files

4.

Which of the following is typically a Foreign Key?

a)

Subject Code

b)

Lecturer Name

c)

Student ID in the Registration table

d)

Date of Enrollment

5.

A key made from two or more attributes is called a:

a)

Secondary Key

b)

Composite Key

c)

Super Key

d)

Primary Key

6.

Which of the following can be a Candidate Key in a Lecturer table?

a)

Date of Birth

b)

Home Address

c)

Email

d)

Gender

7.

What is the main difference between a Super Key and a Candidate Key?

a)

Super Key cannot be null

b)

Candidate Key must be the shortest

c)

Super Key may contain unnecessary attributes

d)

Candidate Key is used only for one-to-one relationships

8.

A non-unique column often used for searching data is known as a:

a)

Composite Key

b)

Candidate Key

c)

Secondary Key

d)

Primary Key

9.

The Data Dictionary stores:

a)

Actual data records

b)

System logs and reports

c)

Structure of tables and columns

d)

User login credentials

10.

The System Catalog in an RDBMS stores information about:

a)

Table names only

b)

Types of computers used

c)

The entire database system metadata

d)

User-entered comments

11.

When there is too much data redundancy in the database information, what is caused?

a)

Data overcrowding

b)

Anomalies

c)

Error

d)

Indexes

12.

Relation

a)

Many to Many

b)

Many to One

c)

One to Many

d)

One to One