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1 Exam Name MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1) In a table, the specific field names are displayed at: A) the top of the Navigation Pane. B) the top of each column of the table. C)the top of the Field Properties area. D) the top of the Row Selector box. 1) 2) Which view allows you to make quick changes to a report prior to printing it? A) Layout view B) Final view C) Print Preview D) Report view 2) 3) OLE is an abbreviation for: A) Office lookup and embedding. B) Office linking and extracting. C) Object linking and embedding. D) Object linking and extracting. 3) 4) A database object that retrieves specific data from one or more tables is a: A) table. B) query. C) report. D) form. 4) 5) To organize your database objects you must use the: A) Navigation Pane. B) table template. C) object window. D) simple select query. 5) 6) In an Access table, each column contains a category of data called a(n): A) record. B) field. C) view. D) object. 6) 7) At the end of an Access session, you close a database and exit Access from the: A) Office menu. B) Object window. C) Home tab. D) Navigation Pane. 7) 8) To group your database objects using the Tables and Views category: A) on the Datasheet tab, in the Views group, click the View button. B) open the Navigation Pane and click Navigation arrow. C) from the Navigation Pane, open the All Events report. D) in the Views group, click the View button. 8) 1

2 9) The button on the Getting Started Screen that displays a menu of commands related to opening, saving, or printing is called the: 9) A) Blank Database button. B) View button. C) Help button. D) Office button. 10) Which of the following is not a template category in Microsoft Office online templates? A) Sample B) Business C) Education D) Professional 10) 11) Which of the following is a primary key? A) A street name in an address database B) A Student ID in a college registration system C)A postal code in an address database D) A car model in a Motor Vehicle Dept database 11) 12) The process of creating a query involves: A) choosing the record(s) and selecting the fields you want to include in the query result. B) choosing the table(s) and selecting the fields you want to include in the query result. C)choosing the form(s) and selecting the fields you want to include in the query result. D) choosing the report(s) and selecting the fields you want to include in the query result. 12) 13) The characteristic that defines the kind of data that can be entered into a field, such as numbers, text, or dates is the: 13) A) text type. B) field type. C) item. D) data type. 14) Which function key will activate the Access Help window? A) [F1] B) [F6] C)[F2] D) [F11] 14) 15) To view a table in Design view: A) on the Quick Access Toolbar, click Design view. B) in the Navigation pane, click the Design view. C)in the Preview group, click the View button arrow and click Design view. D) in the Views group, click the View button and click Design view. 15) 16) In order to create a query using the Simple Query Wizard, you choose the: A) data source and record. B) data source and field name. C) data source and object. D) data source and data type. 16) 2

3 17) Which of the following is NOT an aggregate function? A) AVG B) MAX C) WHERE D) ADD 17) 18) When you are sorting on multiple fields in Datasheet view, the field you specify as the will be used for the first level of sorting. 18) A) innermost sort field B) primary key field C) common field D) outermost sort field 19) Which one of the following groups is NOT found on the Create tab? A) Show/Hide B) Tables C) Forms D) Reports 19) 20) You can resize the field list so that all the field names are completely visible by: A) double clicking on any field name in the field list. B) pointing to the blue title bar of each field list and dragging. C) right clicking on the field list and selecting properties. D) positioning your mouse pointer over the lower right corner and dragging downward. 20) 21) Data in a query can be sorted from the: A) Datasheet view or the Design view. B) Views group. C) Design view only. D) Layout view. 21) 22) You can specify criteria as part of the query by clicking on the Criteria row which is found in the: A) Design view. B) Views group. C) Navigation Pane. D) Datasheet view. 22) 23) When creating a query, you can move fields from the table area to the design grid using all of the following methods EXCEPT: 23) A) right-clicking the field name in the field list. B) displaying the arrow and selecting in the list of field names. C) double-clicking the field name in the field list. D) dragging the field name into the design grid. 24) Which tab on the Ribbon do you click when you want to design a query in Design view? A) Database Tools B) External Data C) Create D) Home 24) 25) After the query is saved and closed, the new query name displays in the: A) Print dialog box. B) Navigation Pane. C) Office menu. D) Quick Access Toolbar. 25) 3

4 26) When you create queries in Design view, you choose the tables(s) for the query from the: A) Design grid. B) Table area. C) Show Table dialog box. D) Navigation Pane. 26) 27) If no sort order has been chosen, the default sort order is by the: A) field names in descending order. B) innermost sort field. C) primary key field. D) field names in ascending order. 27) 28) The Message Bar, directly below the Ribbon, displays information such as: A) database names. B) help tips. C) security warnings. D) object names. 28) 29) To create a relationship between two tables, the two connected fields must have the same: A) field name and table name. B) data type and field size. C)data type and field name. D) field name and primary key. 29) 30) The records in a query result are displayed in the: A) Navigation Pane. B) Design view. C) Relationship window. D) Datasheet view. 30) 31) The Next record button is found in the: A) Navigation Pane. B) record source. C) Office menu. D) navigation area. 31) 32) An Access command that filters the records in a form based on one or more fields is called a: A) Filter by Field. B) Filter by Selection. C) Field filter. D) Filter By Form. 32) 33) If a relationship is established between two tables they will share a common: A) record. B) layout. C) title. D) field. 33) 34) The Find button is found in the Find group on which of the following tabs? A) Home B) Database Tools C) Create D) External Data 34) 35) The Toggle Filter button is used to: A) apply or remove filters. B) encrypt filter results with a password. C) switch from ascending to descending. D) edit a text filter. 35) 4

5 36) Controls that contain an expression such as a formula that uses one or more fields from the underlying table or query are called: 36) A) formula controls. B) data sources. C) calculated controls. D) date controls. 37) Changes to the font size can be made by selecting which tab? A) Create B) Layout C) Page Setup D) Format 37) 38) When a form is opened, which of the following is NOT a view available on the status bar? A) Layout view B) Datasheet view C) Form view D) Design view 38) 39) You can make precision changes to the characteristics of selected controls using the: A) control layout. B) record source. C) Property Sheet. D) Detail section. 39) 40) A database object that summarizes the fields and records from a table in an easy-to-read format is a: 40) A) datasheet. B) report. C) filter. D) form. 41) When you want to include fields in a blank report, you move them from the Field List using any of the following techniques EXCEPT: 41) A) right-click the field name and click Add to List. B) point to field name, right click and click Add Field to View. C) double-click the field name. D) drag the field into the blank report. 42) To create a query, you click the Query Design button in the: A) Other group on the Create tab. B) Other group on the Design tab. C)Edit group on the Design tab. D) Edit group on the Create tab. 42) 43) In a relationship, the common field used to join two tables must have a unique matching record in the other table. 43) A) singular B) one-to-one C) sole D) exclusive 44) Which Validation Rule specifies that the date entered occurs before 2009? A) <01/01/2009 B) #<01/01/2009# C) BEFORE 2009 D) <#01/01/2009# 44) 5

6 45) To better fit the columns of a report to a page, you begin by clicking the Layout Selector button in the: 45) A) Control Layout group. B) View group. C) Modify Report group. D) Adjustment group. 46) There are how many different Access data types? A) 8 B) 10 C)5 D) 12 46) 47) To control the structure of data entered into a field, you would use the field's: A) structure analysis feature. B) entry parameters. C) Input Mask property. D) data entry validation process. 47) 48) When using the Input Mask Wizard, which of the following is NOT a pre-built mask? A) Social Security number B) Name C) Time D) Telephone number 48) 49) A person who enters the data using forms or uses the information found in queries and reports is called a(n): 49) A) data entry clerk. B) end-user. C) query designer. D) report writer. 50) When using the Input Mask Wizard, are the characters that the user modifies during data entry. 50) A) Substitution markers B) Placeholder characters C) Exchange markers D) Replacement characters 51) Any control that does not have a data source, such as a field from a table, is called a(n) control. 51) A) free B) unlinked C) unbound D) broken 52) To Display the Blank Form Tool, you click the Blank Form button in the: A) Forms group on the Design tab. B) Tools group on the Create tab. C)Tools group on the Design tab. D) Forms group on the Create tab. 52) 53) In a stacked layout, labels and text boxes are arranged: A) vertically with a label to left of each text box. B) in rows and columns like a table. C)vertically in one column with a label below each text box. D) vertically in one column with a label above each text box. 53) 6

7 54) Access stores Yes/No values as: A) -1 and 0. B) True and False. C)Yes and No. D) + and -. 54) 55) Which of the following does NOT appear in the Expression Builder dialog box? A) List of database objects B) List of Fields and Controls C) Logical operators D) Mathematical functions 55) 56) In Access, a(n) performs a specific function such as multiplying, comparing two values, or determining if a condition is true or false. 56) A) function B) subroutine C) operator D) operand 57) A form allows you to display more than one record at a time while providing more formatting options than are offered in Datasheet view. 57) A) tabbed B) linked C) split D) multiple items 58) Which of the following is NOT an alignment option in the Control Alignment group? A) Right B) Left C) To Margin D) To Grid 58) 59) In a form or report, a(n) arranges records by a common value and allows the addition of summary data for each arrangement. 59) A) group B) cluster C) set D) collection 60) A is contained within another report. A) subordinate report B) secondary report C) mini-report D) subreport 60) 61) In a report, can be used to separate records making it easier to identify each record. A) record delimiters B) grid dots C) bottom gridlines D) record markers 61) 62) Once you have saved the steps needed to export a report, you can use the Manage Data Tasks dialog box to select the saved export and click the button to export the report. 62) A) Run B) Create Report C) Transfer D) Export 63) Having a report open in Report view and clicking Advanced Filter/Sort opens a new query in view. 63) A) Report B) Preview C) Layout D) Design 7

8 64) To create a report in Design view, you begin by clicking the Report Design button in the: A) Reports group on the Arrange tab. B) Reports group on the Create tab. C)Tools group on the Create tab. D) Tools group on the Arrange tab. 64) 65) A report that contains a subreport is called a. A) primary report B) master report C) super-report D) main report 65) 66) Each row in a table contains a(n): A) object. B) field. C) view. D) record. 66) 67) DBMS is an acronym for: A) databank management system. B) databook manager system. C) database management system. D) database manager system. 67) 68) The purpose of a form is to: A) retrieve specific data from one or more tables. B) to organize your database objects. C) display the fields and records from a table in easy-to-read format. D) simplify the entry of data into a table. 68) 69) The Design view screen is used to define: A) field names and data types. B) table names and tab types. C)record names and data types. D) ID names and table types. 69) 70) The data type of an item price, such as $10.50 is: A) Currency. B) Text. C) AutoNumber. D) Number. 70) 71) If you want to design a query so the list of Course Names in a query result displays in alphabetical order from A to Z, you need to: 71) A) in the design grid, in the Sort row, click the Course Names Sort arrow and pick Ascending. B) on the Query Tools Design tab, in the Results group, click Sort A to Z. C)in the table area, right-click Course Names and pick Sort A to Z. D) open the appropriate table, click the Course Names arrow and click Sort A to Z. 72) You can delete a field from a query by selecting a column in the: A) design grid. B) table area. C) field list. D) data source. 72) 8

9 73) Which of the following CANNOT be done from the Office menu? A) Save As B) Print C) Run D) Open 73) 74) To open the Relationships window, which tab do you click on the Ribbon? A) External Data B) Database Tools C) Home D) Create 74) 75) The Trust Center is an area where you can: A) store confidential data. B) view the security and privacy settings for your Access installation. C) set restrictions on query report viewing. D) create a query within a restricted database. 75) 76) An Access object with which you can enter, edit, and display data from a table is called a: A) query. B) report. C) form. D) macro. 76) 77) Access Theme Colors can be found in the: A) Show/Hide group on the Database Tools tab. B) Other group on the Create tab. C)Font group on the Design tab. D) Controls group on the Design tab. 77) 78) When a label is selected, the border surrounding it is: A) orange. B) brown. C) red. D) black. 78) 79) The Delete Record button is found on the: A) Home tab, in the Records group. B) Create tab, in the Records group. C)Home tab, in the Table group. D) Database Tools tab, in the Records group. 79) 80) Which Input Mask replacement character is used to indicate a single digit is required? A) 0 B) - C)1 D) 9 80) 81) Which Input Mask replacement character precedes characters and is used to change them to uppercase? 81) A) > B) < C)\ D) / 82) You can retrieve values from another table or a value list by using a: A) lookup field. B) search field. C) data funnel. D) data mask. 82) 9

10 83) A displays records from a related table inside the main form. A) subordinate form B) secondary form C) mini-form D) subform 83) 84) When using the Expression Builder dialog box, field names are enclosed in: A) braces ( { } ). B) single quotes ( ' ). C)square brackets ( [ ] ). D) double quotes ( " ). 84) 85) To add a control tip, in the Property Sheet, your click the tab, and then in the Control Tip Text property, you enter your message. 85) A) Other B) Message C) Tip D) Text 86) The aggregate function prevents a unique value from being listed more than one time in a query. 86) A) Group by B) Sum C)Avg D) Max 87) When converting a report to a Web page, the only available option in the Export - HTML Document dialog box is to: 87) A) open only the selected records. B) create the Web page for viewing in Internet Explorer version 5.0 or higher or Netscape version 3.0 or higher. C)create the Web page for viewing in Internet Explorer version 5.0 or higher. D) open the page in a Web browser after the export is complete. 88) Each of the following is an Access data type, EXCEPT: A) Text. B) Data. C) AutoNumber. D) Currency. 88) 89) To delete a field in Design view: A) in the Preview group, click the Delete Rows button. B) in the Navigation pane, in the Tools group, click the Delete Rows button. C)on the Design tab, in the Tools group, click the Delete Rows button. D) on the Views tab, click the Delete Rows button. 89) 90) To create a relationship between two tables, click the Database Tools tab on the Ribbon and select the Relationships button in which group? 90) A) Show/Hide B) Analyze C) Move Data D) Macro 91) To change a form's design by adding or moving controls, you need to be in: A) Form view. B) Layout view. C) Print Preview. D) Report view. 91) 10

11 92) The most common type of relation in a relational database is a(n): A) many-to-one B) many -to- many C) one-to-one D) one-to-many 92) 93) Which of the following controls does NOT appear in the Option Group Wizard dialog box? A) Toggle buttons B) Command buttons C) Option buttons D) Check boxes 93) 94) A parameter query is created by placing the prompting message inside. A) single quotes B) square brackets C) parentheses D) braces 94) 95) The data type for a graphics file, such as a picture of a product is a(n): A) OLE Object. B) Lookup Wizard. C) Hyperlink. D) Memo. 95) 96) The Enforce Referential Integrity check box is found in which of the following? A) Show Table dialog box B) Edit Relationships dialog box C) Navigation Pane D) Field List 96) 97) A control that does not have a source of data, such as a label that displays the title of a form, is a(n): A) unbound control. B) bound control. C) null control. D) blank control. 97) 98) To view a table's Property Sheet, you click the Property Sheet button in the: A) Show/Hide group on the Design tab. B) Page Layout group on the Design tab. C) Show/Hide group on the Sort/Index tab. D) Page Layout group on the Sort/Index tab. 98) 99) Which of the following views can NOT be used to format a subform? A) Arrange B) Form C) Design D) Layout 99) 100) An AND condition is a logical test that compares two conditions, and returns: A) true only if both of the conditions are true. B) true if the first condition is false and the second condition is true. C)true only if both of the conditions are false. D) true if the first condition is true and the second condition is false. 100) 11

12 Answer Key Testname: FINAL EXAM REVIEW 1) B 2) A 3) C 4) B 5) A 6) B 7) A 8) B 9) D 10) D 11) B 12) B 13) D 14) A 15) D 16) B 17) D 18) D 19) A 20) D 21) A 22) A 23) A 24) C 25) B 26) C 27) C 28) C 29) B 30) D 31) D 32) D 33) D 34) A 35) A 36) C 37) D 38) B 39) C 40) B 41) A 42) A 43) B 44) D 45) A 46) B 47) C 48) B 49) B 50) B 12

13 Answer Key Testname: FINAL EXAM REVIEW 51) C 52) D 53) A 54) A 55) D 56) C 57) D 58) C 59) A 60) D 61) C 62) A 63) D 64) B 65) D 66) D 67) C 68) D 69) A 70) A 71) A 72) A 73) C 74) B 75) B 76) C 77) C 78) A 79) A 80) A 81) A 82) A 83) D 84) C 85) A 86) A 87) D 88) B 89) C 90) A 91) B 92) D 93) B 94) B 95) A 96) B 97) A 98) A 99) A 100) A 13

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