Deck 2: Access Module : Building a Database and Defining Table Relationships

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Access does not require a field description for every field included in a table. 
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The Data Type Gallery, which allows the entry of groups of fields using the Quick Start selection, is only available in Datasheet view. 
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Relationship integrit y is a set of rules used by Access to maintain consistency between related tables when data in either table is updated.
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When text is used as the Default Value for a field property, it is recommended that the text be enclosed within quotation marks to avoid an "invalid syntax" error message. 
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A primary key that consists of two or more fields is called a(n) redundant key .
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In order to define table relationships, each table being joined must contain a common field.
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In the Database Design grid , press the Enter key to move from one property to the next property.
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The F6 key toggles the Access table workspace between the Table Design grid and the Field Properties pane. 
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The field name displayed in database objects, including forms and reports, is determined by the Caption property .
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All fields in a database should be contained in one table. 
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The ____ property allows the database designer to explain the purpose of a field or how a field is used.

A) Data type
B) Field size
C) Required
D) Description
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A key or combination of keys that complete an action more efficiently than using the mouse is called a(n) keyboard shortcut .
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Data redundancy should be avoided because it wastes storage space and might cause inconsistencies within the database. 
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Field names in a table may only be changed in Design view. 
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Access does not require a table to have a(n) primary key .
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The Address Quick Start selection adds a group of relationships related to an address including Address, City, State, etc.
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Access automatically assigns the Number data type to all new fields. 
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____ is the default name for a new table in an Access database.

A) My table
B) Table1
C) ADB Table
D) TableA
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The Currency data type is accurate up to 4 digits on the right side of the decimal point.
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Access does not allow data to be imported from sources other than another Access database. 
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When choosing field names, it is best to choose names that ____.

A) include both numbers and letters in the name
B) use only uppercase characters
C) describe the content or purpose of the field
D) use only lowercase letters and no spaces
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The ____ data type only allows a field length of 1 character and is used to indicate the presence or absence of a condition.

A) AutoNumber
B) Short Text
C) Yes/No
D) Long Text
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The data type that allows both sequential and random numbering is the ____ data type.

A) Number
B) Currency
C) AutoNumber
D) Long Date
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The common field between two tables in the Relationship window is indicated by a(n) ____.

A) key icon
B) field name
C) join line
D) infinity symbol
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Which data type allows both positive and negative numbers as field values?

A) Number
B) Date/Time
C) AutoNumber
D) Short Text
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Which data type would be most logical to use for a field named BillPaid to indicate if an invoice has been paid?

A) Yes/No
B) Memo
C) Text
D) AutoNumber
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Which of the following would be a likely reason that an Import process from an Excel spreadsheet to an Access database might fail?

A) there is no relationship between tables
B) the Excel and Access caption property values to do not match
C) the data was entered incorrectly
D) the Access field names and the Excel worksheet column headings do not match
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Which symbols would be used to create a custom date format that would display July 4, 2016 as 7/04/16?

A) mm/dd/yyyy
B) m/ddd/yy
C) mmm/d/yyyy
D) m/dd/yy
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A custom date format set for a Date/Time field that contains the symbols mmm/dd/yy would display the date as ____.

A) July 4, 2016
B) 07/04/16
C) 7/4/2016
D) Jul/04/16
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Changing the order of fields in a database table is an example of changing a table's ____.

A) purpose
B) structure
C) data
D) value
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The ____ property specifies the number of decimal places displayed to the right of the decimal point.

A) Decimal Places
B) Input Mask
C) Default Value
D) Format
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A database management system is a useful tool only if it meets which of the following criteria?

A) produces reports
B) contains simple records
C) meets the needs of its users
D) meets the needs of the designer
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Which data type allows the designer to define the Field Size property?

A) Long Text
B) Hyperlink
C) Memo
D) AutoNumber
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Which of the following is the most logical data type to use if a field will contain long comments or explanations?

A) Hyperlink
B) Short Text
C) Memo
D) Long Text
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Formatting Date/Time fields changes only the way data is displayed, not the field ____.

A) values
B) letters
C) numbers
D) mask
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The default character length for the Short Text data type is ____ characters.

A) 55
B) 255
C) 64
D) 15
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A field in an Access database table that has no value is determined by Access to have a ____ value.

A) custom
B) zero
C) null
D) number
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A database system determines how to store, display, and process field values based on which of the following?

A) field names
B) field properties
C) field captions
D) field size
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Which data type would be the best logical data type for a field named PaidDate?

A) Currency
B) Number
C) Memo
D) Date/Time
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A field used to connect one table logically with another table is called a ____ field.

A) common
B) primary
C) composite
D) data
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The way field values are stored, displayed, and processed in an Access database is determined by the ____________________.
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____________________ view allows the database designer to enter both the field names and define the field properties.
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One rule of ____________________ is that Access prevents the primary key from being changed in the primary table of a relationship if a matching record exists in a related table.
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The ____________________ Field Size property of a Number field stores positive and negative numbers to precisely seven decimal places in four bytes.
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The default Field Size for the Short Text data type is ____________________ characters.
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A relationship between Access tables that is a relationship between one record in the first table and zero, one, or many records in the second table, and at least one record in the second table matches at most one record in the first table, is defined as a ____ relationship.

A) One-to-One
B) One-to-Many
C) One-to-Most
D) Many-to-One
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Field value maximum storage size is defined by the Field Size property for the data types including Short Text, Number, and ____________________ only.
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Performing a(n) ____________________ is the process of relating tables in a database based on a common field.
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By choosing the Definition Only option in the Import Objects dialog box, the ____ of a table is imported, but not the ____.

A) data, structure
B) data type, structure
C) structure, data
D) structure, data type
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To begin importing data from an Excel spreadsheet, click on the ____ tab on the ribbon.

A) Create
B) Database Tools
C) External Data
D) Home
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It is important that data being imported from a text file into Access are separated by a character, such as a comma, which defines the text file as a(n) ____ text file.

A) imported
B) readable
C) delimited
D) external
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The ____________________ data type is not subject to round-off error when calculated, unlike the Number data type with decimal values.
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____________________ is the process that allows data to be copied to an Access database table from a source without having to open the source file.
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Interns Leah and Santana are organizing a summer camp for children ages 5-10 for their local recreation and parks agency. Participant and payment information is stored in an Excel spreadsheet as children are registered for activities. An Access database contains information about children (participants), parents, employees, as well as activity sessions and schedules. The database contains the following tables:
∙ Participant Information
∙ Parent Information
∙ Employees
∙ Activities

-After printing a report of parent information for camper pick-up monitors, Santana decides some of the field names displayed on the report are hard to read.  For example, she prefers the field MotherMobilePhone to be displayed as Mother Cell on the report.  Which field property should be changed to modify the field name display on the report?

A) Input Mask
B) Default Value
C) Format
D) Caption
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Interns Leah and Santana are organizing a summer camp for children ages 5-10 for their local recreation and parks agency. Participant and payment information is stored in an Excel spreadsheet as children are registered for activities. An Access database contains information about children (participants), parents, employees, as well as activity sessions and schedules. The database contains the following tables:
∙ Participant Information
∙ Parent Information
∙ Employees
∙ Activities

-Leah and Santana have been requested to print a daily report of scheduled activities.  Their supervisor needs to know if each participant has paid for the activity.  The ParticipantPD field will be included in the report.  Which data type will allow the report to display a true/false condition for the ParticipantPD field?

A) Short Text
B) Number
C) Yes/No
D) Currency
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A value set in the Field Properties pane that appears in a field automatically is the ____ for the field.

A) entered value
B) changed value
C) default value
D) permanent value
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Field name display in database objects such as datasheets, forms, and reports is determined by the ____________________ property.
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A primary key field from one table that is also a field in another table and is used to create a relationship between the two tables is a(n) ____________________ in the second table.
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The "one" table in a one-to-many relationship is the ____________________ table.
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In a single table, all ____________________ must be unique within that table.
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Match between columns
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Composite key
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Quick Start selection
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
propagate
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Design
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
orphaned record
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Data Type gallery
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
referential integrity
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
data redundancy
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Composite key
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Quick Start selection
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
propagate
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Design
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
orphaned record
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Data Type gallery
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
referential integrity
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
data redundancy
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Composite key
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Quick Start selection
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
propagate
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Design
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
orphaned record
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Data Type gallery
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
referential integrity
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
data redundancy
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Composite key
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Quick Start selection
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
propagate
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Design
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
orphaned record
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Data Type gallery
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
referential integrity
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
data redundancy
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Composite key
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Quick Start selection
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
propagate
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Design
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
orphaned record
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Data Type gallery
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
referential integrity
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
data redundancy
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Composite key
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Quick Start selection
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
propagate
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Design
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
orphaned record
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Data Type gallery
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
referential integrity
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
data redundancy
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Composite key
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Quick Start selection
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
propagate
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Design
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
orphaned record
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Data Type gallery
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
referential integrity
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
data redundancy
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Composite key
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Quick Start selection
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
propagate
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Design
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
orphaned record
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Data Type gallery
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
referential integrity
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
data redundancy
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Composite key
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Quick Start selection
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
propagate
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Design
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
orphaned record
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Data Type gallery
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
referential integrity
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
data redundancy
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Composite key
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Quick Start selection
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
propagate
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Design
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
orphaned record
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Data Type gallery
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
referential integrity
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
data redundancy
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List six guidelines for designing databases.
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The "many" side of a one-to-many relationship is represented by the ____________________ at the end of the join line.
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Explain how a one-to-many relationship is created using an Access database with two or more tables.  Why is it useful to create a relationship between tables?
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____________________ values are never allowed by Access in the primary key field.
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Discuss at least three advantages of including a primary key in a table.
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Access does not require a field description for every field included in a table. 
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The Data Type Gallery, which allows the entry of groups of fields using the Quick Start selection, is only available in Datasheet view. 
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Relationship integrit y is a set of rules used by Access to maintain consistency between related tables when data in either table is updated.
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When text is used as the Default Value for a field property, it is recommended that the text be enclosed within quotation marks to avoid an "invalid syntax" error message. 
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A primary key that consists of two or more fields is called a(n) redundant key .
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In order to define table relationships, each table being joined must contain a common field.
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In the Database Design grid , press the Enter key to move from one property to the next property.
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The F6 key toggles the Access table workspace between the Table Design grid and the Field Properties pane. 
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The field name displayed in database objects, including forms and reports, is determined by the Caption property .
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All fields in a database should be contained in one table. 
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The ____ property allows the database designer to explain the purpose of a field or how a field is used.

A) Data type
B) Field size
C) Required
D) Description
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A key or combination of keys that complete an action more efficiently than using the mouse is called a(n) keyboard shortcut .
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Data redundancy should be avoided because it wastes storage space and might cause inconsistencies within the database. 
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Field names in a table may only be changed in Design view. 
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Access does not require a table to have a(n) primary key .
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The Address Quick Start selection adds a group of relationships related to an address including Address, City, State, etc.
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Access automatically assigns the Number data type to all new fields. 
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____ is the default name for a new table in an Access database.

A) My table
B) Table1
C) ADB Table
D) TableA
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The Currency data type is accurate up to 4 digits on the right side of the decimal point.
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Access does not allow data to be imported from sources other than another Access database. 
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When choosing field names, it is best to choose names that ____.

A) include both numbers and letters in the name
B) use only uppercase characters
C) describe the content or purpose of the field
D) use only lowercase letters and no spaces
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The ____ data type only allows a field length of 1 character and is used to indicate the presence or absence of a condition.

A) AutoNumber
B) Short Text
C) Yes/No
D) Long Text
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The data type that allows both sequential and random numbering is the ____ data type.

A) Number
B) Currency
C) AutoNumber
D) Long Date
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The common field between two tables in the Relationship window is indicated by a(n) ____.

A) key icon
B) field name
C) join line
D) infinity symbol
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Which data type allows both positive and negative numbers as field values?

A) Number
B) Date/Time
C) AutoNumber
D) Short Text
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Which data type would be most logical to use for a field named BillPaid to indicate if an invoice has been paid?

A) Yes/No
B) Memo
C) Text
D) AutoNumber
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Which of the following would be a likely reason that an Import process from an Excel spreadsheet to an Access database might fail?

A) there is no relationship between tables
B) the Excel and Access caption property values to do not match
C) the data was entered incorrectly
D) the Access field names and the Excel worksheet column headings do not match
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Which symbols would be used to create a custom date format that would display July 4, 2016 as 7/04/16?

A) mm/dd/yyyy
B) m/ddd/yy
C) mmm/d/yyyy
D) m/dd/yy
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A custom date format set for a Date/Time field that contains the symbols mmm/dd/yy would display the date as ____.

A) July 4, 2016
B) 07/04/16
C) 7/4/2016
D) Jul/04/16
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Changing the order of fields in a database table is an example of changing a table's ____.

A) purpose
B) structure
C) data
D) value
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The ____ property specifies the number of decimal places displayed to the right of the decimal point.

A) Decimal Places
B) Input Mask
C) Default Value
D) Format
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A database management system is a useful tool only if it meets which of the following criteria?

A) produces reports
B) contains simple records
C) meets the needs of its users
D) meets the needs of the designer
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Which data type allows the designer to define the Field Size property?

A) Long Text
B) Hyperlink
C) Memo
D) AutoNumber
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34
Which of the following is the most logical data type to use if a field will contain long comments or explanations?

A) Hyperlink
B) Short Text
C) Memo
D) Long Text
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35
Formatting Date/Time fields changes only the way data is displayed, not the field ____.

A) values
B) letters
C) numbers
D) mask
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36
The default character length for the Short Text data type is ____ characters.

A) 55
B) 255
C) 64
D) 15
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37
A field in an Access database table that has no value is determined by Access to have a ____ value.

A) custom
B) zero
C) null
D) number
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38
A database system determines how to store, display, and process field values based on which of the following?

A) field names
B) field properties
C) field captions
D) field size
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39
Which data type would be the best logical data type for a field named PaidDate?

A) Currency
B) Number
C) Memo
D) Date/Time
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40
A field used to connect one table logically with another table is called a ____ field.

A) common
B) primary
C) composite
D) data
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41
The way field values are stored, displayed, and processed in an Access database is determined by the ____________________.
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42
____________________ view allows the database designer to enter both the field names and define the field properties.
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43
One rule of ____________________ is that Access prevents the primary key from being changed in the primary table of a relationship if a matching record exists in a related table.
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The ____________________ Field Size property of a Number field stores positive and negative numbers to precisely seven decimal places in four bytes.
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45
The default Field Size for the Short Text data type is ____________________ characters.
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46
A relationship between Access tables that is a relationship between one record in the first table and zero, one, or many records in the second table, and at least one record in the second table matches at most one record in the first table, is defined as a ____ relationship.

A) One-to-One
B) One-to-Many
C) One-to-Most
D) Many-to-One
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47
Field value maximum storage size is defined by the Field Size property for the data types including Short Text, Number, and ____________________ only.
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48
Performing a(n) ____________________ is the process of relating tables in a database based on a common field.
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49
By choosing the Definition Only option in the Import Objects dialog box, the ____ of a table is imported, but not the ____.

A) data, structure
B) data type, structure
C) structure, data
D) structure, data type
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50
To begin importing data from an Excel spreadsheet, click on the ____ tab on the ribbon.

A) Create
B) Database Tools
C) External Data
D) Home
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51
It is important that data being imported from a text file into Access are separated by a character, such as a comma, which defines the text file as a(n) ____ text file.

A) imported
B) readable
C) delimited
D) external
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52
The ____________________ data type is not subject to round-off error when calculated, unlike the Number data type with decimal values.
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____________________ is the process that allows data to be copied to an Access database table from a source without having to open the source file.
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54
Interns Leah and Santana are organizing a summer camp for children ages 5-10 for their local recreation and parks agency. Participant and payment information is stored in an Excel spreadsheet as children are registered for activities. An Access database contains information about children (participants), parents, employees, as well as activity sessions and schedules. The database contains the following tables:
∙ Participant Information
∙ Parent Information
∙ Employees
∙ Activities

-After printing a report of parent information for camper pick-up monitors, Santana decides some of the field names displayed on the report are hard to read.  For example, she prefers the field MotherMobilePhone to be displayed as Mother Cell on the report.  Which field property should be changed to modify the field name display on the report?

A) Input Mask
B) Default Value
C) Format
D) Caption
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Interns Leah and Santana are organizing a summer camp for children ages 5-10 for their local recreation and parks agency. Participant and payment information is stored in an Excel spreadsheet as children are registered for activities. An Access database contains information about children (participants), parents, employees, as well as activity sessions and schedules. The database contains the following tables:
∙ Participant Information
∙ Parent Information
∙ Employees
∙ Activities

-Leah and Santana have been requested to print a daily report of scheduled activities.  Their supervisor needs to know if each participant has paid for the activity.  The ParticipantPD field will be included in the report.  Which data type will allow the report to display a true/false condition for the ParticipantPD field?

A) Short Text
B) Number
C) Yes/No
D) Currency
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A value set in the Field Properties pane that appears in a field automatically is the ____ for the field.

A) entered value
B) changed value
C) default value
D) permanent value
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57
Field name display in database objects such as datasheets, forms, and reports is determined by the ____________________ property.
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A primary key field from one table that is also a field in another table and is used to create a relationship between the two tables is a(n) ____________________ in the second table.
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The "one" table in a one-to-many relationship is the ____________________ table.
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In a single table, all ____________________ must be unique within that table.
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Match between columns
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Composite key
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Quick Start selection
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
propagate
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Design
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
orphaned record
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Data Type gallery
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
referential integrity
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The Access option that permits a change in the value of the primary key in a table and changes the appropriate foreign key values in the related table.
data redundancy
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Composite key
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Quick Start selection
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
propagate
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Design
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
orphaned record
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Data Type gallery
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
referential integrity
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
A primary key that consists of two or more fields in a table.
data redundancy
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Composite key
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Quick Start selection
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
propagate
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Design
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
orphaned record
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Data Type gallery
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
referential integrity
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
A set of rules that Access uses to maintain consistency between related tables when data is updated in a database.
data redundancy
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Composite key
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Quick Start selection
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
propagate
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Design
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
orphaned record
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Data Type gallery
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
referential integrity
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
A record in a table that is related to a primary table but has no matching record established with the primary table.
data redundancy
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Composite key
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Quick Start selection
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
propagate
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Design
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
orphaned record
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Data Type gallery
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
referential integrity
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The term used when the same data is stored in more than one place which can cause inconsistencies in the database.
data redundancy
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Composite key
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Quick Start selection
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
propagate
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Design
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
orphaned record
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Data Type gallery
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
referential integrity
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The Access option that deletes a record in the primary table and also deletes all records in related tables that have matching foreign key values.
data redundancy
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Composite key
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Quick Start selection
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
propagate
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Design
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
orphaned record
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Data Type gallery
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
referential integrity
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The Access database view that allows users to define or modify a table structure or field properties in a table.
data redundancy
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Composite key
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Quick Start selection
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
propagate
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Design
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
orphaned record
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Data Type gallery
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
referential integrity
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
An Access feature available from the FIELDS tab that allows the user to add a group of related fields to a table at the same time.
data redundancy
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Composite key
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Quick Start selection
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
propagate
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Design
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
orphaned record
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Data Type gallery
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
referential integrity
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
A group of fields added all at once using the Data Type gallery.
data redundancy
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Composite key
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Quick Start selection
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
propagate
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Design
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
orphaned record
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Cascade Update Related Fields Option
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Data Type gallery
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
referential integrity
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
Cascade Delete Related Records Option
The process that occurs when the field Description (Optional) property is changed in Design View and the Property Update Options tool is used to update the entire database everywhere the field is used, including forms and reports.
data redundancy
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62
List six guidelines for designing databases.
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63
The "many" side of a one-to-many relationship is represented by the ____________________ at the end of the join line.
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64
Explain how a one-to-many relationship is created using an Access database with two or more tables.  Why is it useful to create a relationship between tables?
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65
____________________ values are never allowed by Access in the primary key field.
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66
Discuss at least three advantages of including a primary key in a table.
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