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CH-9[G5]

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of relationship exists when one student is paired with exactly one study buddy?

a)

Many-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-many relationship

c)

One-to-one relationship

d)

Multiple relationships

2.

In a family tree, what type of relationship typically exists between a parent and their children?

a)

One-to-many relationship

b)

Many-to-many relationship

c)

One-to-one relationship

d)

No relationship

3.

In a school library, what type of relationship exists between a book and its readers over time?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

Many-to-many relationship

c)

No relationship

d)

Single relationship

4.

Which relationship type best describes a teacher and their students in a classroom?

a)

Many-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-one relationship

c)

One-to-many relationship

d)

No formal relationship

5.

What kind of relationship exists between a student and their school ID number?

a)

Many-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-many relationship

c)

Multiple relationship

d)

One-to-one relationship

6.

In a sports team, what type of relationship exists between team members?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

Many-to-many relationship

c)

One-to-many relationship

d)

No relationship

7.

Which relationship best describes a person and their phone number?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

Many-to-many relationship

c)

One-to-many relationship

d)

Multiple relationships

8.

What type of relationship exists between a student and the different subjects they study?

a)

One-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-one relationship

c)

No relationship

d)

Many-to-many relationship

9.

In a school cafeteria, what type of relationship exists between students and lunch tables?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

Many-to-many relationship

c)

Single relationship

d)

No relationship

10.

What kind of relationship exists between a student and their report cards over the school year?

a)

Many-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-many relationship

c)

One-to-one relationship

d)

No relationship

11.

Which relationship type describes siblings in a family?

a)

No relationship

b)

One-to-one relationship

c)

Many-to-many relationship

d)

One-to-many relationship

12.

What type of relationship exists between a student and their locker?

a)

Many-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-many relationship

c)

One-to-one relationship

d)

Multiple relationships

13.

In a classroom seating chart, what relationship exists between students and desks?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

Many-to-many relationship

c)

One-to-many relationship

d)

No relationship

14.

What type of relationship exists between a school bus and its passengers?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

One-to-many relationship

c)

No relationship

d)

Many-to-many relationship

15.

Which relationship best describes a student and their homework assignments?

a)

One-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-one relationship

c)

No relationship

d)

Many-to-many relationship

16.

What type of relationship exists between a school and its classrooms?

a)

Many-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-many relationship

c)

One-to-one relationship

d)

No relationship

17.

In a school club, what relationship exists between members and activities?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

No relationship

c)

Many-to-many relationship

d)

One-to-many relationship

18.

What type of relationship exists between a student and their emergency contacts?

a)

Many-to-many relationship

b)

One-to-one relationship

c)

One-to-many relationship

d)

No relationship

19.

Which relationship type describes students and the books they check out from the library?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

Many-to-many relationship

c)

No relationship

d)

Single relationship

20.

What kind of relationship exists between a teacher and the grades they give to students?

a)

One-to-one relationship

b)

No relationship

c)

Many-to-many relationship

d)

One-to-many relationship