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1 1. What Are The Different Views To Display A Table A) Datasheet View B) Design View C) Pivote Table & Pivot Chart View D) All Of Above 2. Which Of The Following Creates A Drop Down List Of Values To Choose From? A) Ole Object B) Hyperlink C) Memo D) Lookup Wizard 3. The Command Center Of Access File That Appears When You Create Or Open The Ms Access Database File. A) Database Window B) Query Window C) Design View Window D) Switchboard 4. The Third Stage In Designing A Database Is When We Analyze Our Tables More Closely And Create A Between Tables A) Relationship B) Join C) Query D) None Of These
2 5. In A Database Table, The Category Of Information Is Called A) Tuple B) Field C) Record D) All Of Above 6. This Key Uniquely Identifies Each Record A) Primary Key B) Key Record C) Unique Key D) Field Name 7. It Is An Association Established Between Common A) Line B) Relationship C) Primary Key D) Records 8. This Is The Stage In Database Design Where One Gathers And List All The Necessary Fields For The Database Project. A) Data Definition B) Data Refinement C) Establishing Relationship D) None Of The Above
3 9. A Database Language Concerned With The Definition Of The Whole Database Structure And Schema Is A) DCL B) DML C) DDL D) All Of Above 10. Which Of The Field Has Width 8 Bytes? A) Memo B) Number C) Date/time D) Hyperlink 11. Which Of The Following Statement Is True? A) Foreign Key Fields Don\'t Allow Duplicate Values B) In Primary Key Field You Can Enter Duplicate Value C) In An Indexed Field You May Or May Not Enter Duplicate Value Depending Upon Setting D) All Statements Are True 12. Following Is Not A Database Model A) Network Database Model B) Relational Database Model C) Object Oriented Database Model D) None
4 13. Microsoft Access Is A A) RDBMS B) OODBMS C) ORDBMS D) Network Database Model 14. DCL Provides Commands To Perform Actions Like A) Change The Structure Of Tables B) Insert, Update Or Delete Records And Data Values C) Authorizing Access And Other Control Over Database D) None Of Above 15. The Database Language That Allows You To Access Or Maintain Data In A Database A) DCL B) DML C) DDL D) None Of Above 16. What Is The Maximum Length A Text Field Can Be? A) 120 B) 255 C) 265 D) Which Of The Following Is Not A Database Object?
5 A) Tables B) Queries C) Relationships D) Reports 18. A Enables You To View Data From A Table Based On A Specific Criterion A) Form B) Query C) Macro D) Report 19. What Are The Columns In A Microsoft Access Table Called? A) Rows B) Records C) Fields D) Columns 20. Which Of The Following Is Not A Type Of Microsoft Access Database Object? A) Table B) Form C) Worksheets D) Modules
6 Answer of MCQ 1-D, 2-D, 3-A, 4-A, 5-B, 6-A, 7-B, 8-A, 9-C, 10-C, 11-C, 12-D, 13-A, 14-C, 15-A, 16-B, 17-C, 18-B, 19-C, 20-C, 1. Which Of The Following Database Object Hold Data? A) Forms B) Reports C) Queries D) Tables 2. Which Of The Following Store Command To Retrieve Data From Database? A) Forms B) Reports C) Queries D) Tables 3. Which Of The Following Database Object Produces The Final Result To Present? A) Forms B) Reports C) Queries D) Tables 4. What Is The Difference Between open And open Exclusively A) Open Statement Opens Access Database Files And Open Exclusively Opens Database Files Of Other Program Like Oracle
7 B) Open Exclusive Locks Whole Database So That No One Can Access It Whereas Open Locks Only The Record That Is Being Accessed C) Both Open And Open Exclusively Are Same D) Open Exclusive Command Does Not Exist In Ms Access 5. Which Of The Following Is A Method To Create A New Table In Ms Access? A) Create Table In Design View B) Create Table Using Wizard C) Create Table By Entering Data D) All Of Above 6. To Create A New Table, In Which Method You Don t Need To Specify The Field Type And Size? A) Create Table In Design View B) Create Table Using Wizard C) Create Table By Entering Data D) All Of Above 7. When Creating A New Table Which Method Can Be Used To Choose Fields From Standard Databases And Tables A) Create Table In Design View B) Create Table Using Wizard C) Create Table By Entering Data D) None Of Above 8. In Table Design View, Which Key Can Be Used To Switch Between The Field Names And Properties Panels?
8 A) F3 B) F4 C) F5 D) F6 9. In Table Design View What Are The First Column Of Buttons Used For A) Indicate Primary Key B) Indicate Current Row C) Both Of Above D) None Of Above 10. The Default And Maximum Size Of Text Field In Access A) 50 And 255 Characters B) 8 And 1 Gb C) 266 Characters & Characters D) None Of Above 11. The Size Of Yes No Field Is Always A) 1 Bit B) 1 Byte C) 1 Character D) 1 Gb 12. Which Of The Following Is Not A Field Type In Access A) Memo
9 B) Hyperlink C) Ole Object D) Lookup Wizard 13. The Size Of A Field With Number Data Type Can Not Be A) 2 B) 4 C) 8 D) Which Field Type Will You Select When Creating A New Table If You Require To Enter Long Text In That Field? A) Text B) Memo C) Currency D) Hyperlink 15. Which Field Type Can Store Photos? A) Hyperlink B) Ole C) Both Of These Can Be Used D) Access Tables Can t Store Photos 16. When Entering Field Name, How Many Characters You Can Type In Maximum? A) 60
10 B) 64 C) 68 D) Any Number Of Character 17. After Entering All Fields Required For A Table, If You Realize That The Third Field Is Not Needed, How Will You Remove? A) You Need To Delete The Whole Table. There Is No Method To Remove A Particular Field Only. B) Delete All The Fields From Third Downwards And Reenter The Required Fields Again. C) Select The Third Column In Datasheet View Then Delete D) Select The Third Row In Table Design View Then Delete 18. How Can You Define A Field So That When Entering Data For That Field It Will Display ****** Instead Of Actual Typed Text A) Input Mask B) Validation Rule C) Indexed D) Ime Mode 19. A Small Button With Three Dots Usually Displayed At The Right Of Field Properties Box A) Make Button B) Expression Button C) Build Button D) None Of Above 20. To Sort Records In A Table
11 A) Open Table, Click On The Field On Which The Sorting Is To Be Done, Then Click Sort Button On Database Toolbar B) Open Table, Click Sort Button On Database Toolbar, Choose Field Based On Which To Sort, Click Ok C) Click The Field Heading To Sort It Ascending Or Descending D) All Of Above Answer of MCQ 1-D, 2-C, 3-B, 4-B, 5-D, 6-C, 7-B, 8-D, 9-C, 10-A, 11-A, 12-D, 13-D, 14-B, 15-B, 16-B, 17-D, 18-A, 19-C, 20-A, 1. Which of the following database object is created first before any other created? A) Table B) Form C) Report D) Query 2. This type of database contains multiple tables that are connected to produce combined output from all tables. A) Bound B) Linked C) Relational D) Joined
12 3. The Filter by selection allows you to filter those records A) That match the selected field B) That match the criteria specified C) That meet any of several criteria specified D) All of above 4. The operation of checking input data against specified criteria is known as? A) Data Verification B) Data Validation C) Cross Check D) Data Control 5. Some rules are set in databases to check and permit only correct values. What is this feature called? A) Data Verification B) Auditing C) Data Filtering D) Data Validation 6. Database access levels are specified so as to define who can access what in a database. It is identified through A) User ID B) Password C) Status D) None of above
13 7. What it is called to present information in a particular order based on numeric or alphabetical value? A) Sorting B) Searching C) Arranging D) Cropping 8. A collection of related records in database is known as a A) Table B) Database C) File D) None of above 9. A part of database that stores complete information about an entity such as employee, sales, orders etc. A) File B) Record C) Field D) Query 10. To create this, you enter an expression in the design grid that instructs Access to perform a calculation using the current field values. A) Formulated field B) Numeric field C) Formula field
14 D) Calculated field 11. The ascending order of data hierarchy is? A) Bit - Byte - Field - Record - File - Databse B) Bit - Byte - Record - Field - File - Database C) Byte - Bit - Field - Record - File - Database D) Bit - Byte - Field - Record - Database - File 12. Which of the following database object can be used if you need to mail the invoice to customers? A) A form B) A Query C) A report D) A Table 13. When creating an input mask this character does not require an entry, but if an entry is made it must be a letter from A-Z A)? B)! C) # D) \ 14. In Access, this displays the results of a calculation in a query A) Lookup field B) Calculated field C) Source field
15 D) Child field 15. In Access, this operation copies a backup file from the storage medium back onto the computer A) Recreate B) Restore C) Copy D) Structure 16. If you make an invalid entry in the Input Mask Wizard dialog box, this will display to advise you that the entry is not correct A) Text error B) Validation error C) Literal error D) Entry error 17. In the Form Wizard dialog box, the fields from the selected table are displayed in this list box. A) All Fields B) All Records C) Available Records D) Available Fields 18. This form displays the field name labels down the left side of the column, with the data for each field just to the right of its corresponding label. A) Tabular B) Justified
16 C) Columnar D) Datasheet 19. This form displays data in a table layout with field name labels across the top of the page and the corresponding data in rows and columns under each heading. A) Columnar B) Justified C) Datasheet D) Tabular 20. This form displays multiple records, one per row, in the Form window A) Datasheet B) Tabular C) Columnar D) Justified Answer of MCQ 1-A, 2-C, 3-A, 4-B, 5-D, 6-A, 7-A, 8-C, 9-B, 10-D, 11-A, 12-C, 13-A, 14-B, 15-B, 16-B, 17-D, 18-C, 19-D, 20-A 1. In this form, a single record may appear in multiple rows in the Form window in order to fully display the field name label and data. A) Datasheet B) Tabular C) Justified
17 D) Columnar 2. Which of the following is not a Form style available in the Form Wizard dialog box. A) Blends B) Standard C) Stone D) Highlights 3. You can move between fields in a form by using any of these keys except A) Tab B) Enter C) Shift+Tab D) Page Up 4. Queries are based on this, allowing you to use a query as the source for forms and reports A) Filters B) Tables C) Records D) Fields 5. This type of query summarizes large amounts of data in easy-to-read, row-and-column format. A) Crosstab B) Columnar C) Select D) Action
18 6. Which of the following is not one of the methods available in the New Query dialog box to create queries? A) Design View B) Crosstab Query Wizard C) Simple Query Wizard D) Datasheet View 7. This query wizard will create a select query. A) Crosstab B) Find Duplicates C) Simple D) Design View 8. The quickest way to add a field to the Selected Fields list is to double-click its field name in this list. A) Find Fields B) Search Fields C) Search Record D) Available Fields 9. The result of a query is displayed in a A) Record B) Query datasheet C) Query table D) Form
19 10. Changing the order of this in the query datasheet does not affect the field order in the table. A) Record B) Row C) Column D) Sort 11. In the second Subform Wizard dialog box you specify the table to use as the data source and the A) records from the selected form B) form from the selected table C) fields from the selected table D) content from the selected form 12. This is not one of the sections of the Form Design window A) Form Footer B) Form Content C) Form Header D) Form Detail 13. When you select this control, its associated text control is also selected and the two controls will act as one when manipulated. A) Text B) Form C) Label D) Field
20 14. In Access, this view is used to create and modify the structure of a form. A) Normal B) Datasheet C) Form Design D) Control 15. To set a password for the database, select in the Microsoft Access Open window. A) Open Read Only B) Open Write Only C) Open Explicit D) Open Exclusive Answer of MCQ 1-C, 2-D, 3-D, 4-B, 5-A, 6-D, 7-C, 8-D, 9-B, 10-C, 11-C, 12-B, 13-B, 14-C, 15-D
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