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(TCO 1) A storage location in a database that holds related information is a
query.
form.
report.
table.
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 2: Grauer section of book
Points Received: 4 of 4
Comments: 
Question 2. Question : 
(TCO 2) When constructing criteria for a query, you should use
no delimiters for number data types.
quotes to enclose Date/Time data types.
single quotes for number data types.
the pound sign to enclose text data.
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 2: Grauer section of book
Points Received: 4 of 4
Comments: 
Question 3. Question : 
(TCO 2) In Access, query results are displayed in which view?
datasheet.
form.
recordset.
report.
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 2: Grauer section of book
Points Received: 4 of 4
Comments: 
Question 4. Question : 
(TCO 2) Access has __________ data types.
six
eight
10
12
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 2: Grauer section of book
Points Received: 4 of 4
Comments: 
Question 5. Question : 
(TCO 2) All of the following describe a many-to-many relationship in Access EXCEPT
a junction table is used.
IN many matching records are found in each direction between tables.
may be used to connect to Oracle and other databases.
there must be at least four tables.
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 2: Grauer section of book
Comments: 
Question 6. Question : 
(TCO 2) Which of the following statements is true about queries?
Forms and queries are actually the same thing.
Queries can only be based on one table
Query results are not saved after the query is executed.
The instructions to create a query are not stored in the database.
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 2: Grauer section of book
Comments: 
Question 7. Question : 
(TCO 2) When building a calculated field, formulas can be created using the
IN Form Wizard.
Expression Builder.
Report Builder.
Table Wizard.
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 3: Grauer section of book
Comments: 
Question 8. Question : 
(TCO 2) A primary key
can be computer generated.
consists of one field only that uniquely identifies each record in a table.
is a relationship between two or more tables.
IN All of the above
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 2: Grauer section of book
Points Received: 0 of 4
Comments: 
Question 9. Question : 
(TCO 6) Which of the following does NOT describe data redundancy?
The same data exists in multiple tables.
The data is always in linked tables.
Data updating must be done in multiple table locations.
Data redundancy can result in data anomalies.
Instructor Explanation: Chapter 2: Grauer section of book
Comments: 
Question 10. Question : 
(TCO 6) A make table query
creates the structure of a table but does not populate the table with records.
is another name for an append query.
selects records from one or more tables and uses them to create a new table.
requires the destination table to exist first.