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35 Cards in this Set

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What type of database exists in many separate locations throughout a network or the Internet?



  • data
  • relational
  • distributed
  • object-oriented

Answer: distributed

What is DBMS?



  • information
  • a file
  • software
  • a device

Answer: software
(DataBase Management System)

What was Megan’s Law designed to do?



  • predict the accuracy of data in a database and ways to improve the data integrity
  • make unauthorized access or data entry in a database illegal
  • create a list of names and addresses of people convicted of crimes against children
  • compile a list of database techniques and processes to share with DBMS users

Answer: create a list of names and addresses of people convicted of crimes against children.

In the database pictured in the accompanying figure, which of the following is a combination of one or more related characters or bytes and is the smallest unit of data a user accesses?
member

identifier

field

record

In the database pictured in the accompanying figure, which of the following is a combination of one or more related characters or bytes and is the smallest unit of data a user accesses?



  • member
  • identifier
  • field
  • record

Answer: field

Most DBMSs include a feature, as shown in the middle image within the accompanying figure, which has a graphical user interface to assist users with retrieving data. What is this feature called?
schema

QBA

SQL

QBE

Most DBMSs include a feature, as shown in the middle image within the accompanying figure, which has a graphical user interface to assist users with retrieving data. What is this feature called?



  • schema
  • QBA
  • SQL
  • QBE

Answer: QBE (Query By Example)

Which term is used to describe the practice that users’ access privileges are limited to the lowest level necessary to perform required tasks?



  • hierarchy of administration
  • principle of least privilege
  • theory of restriction
  • protocol of access

Answer: principle of least privilege

What is a feature that has a graphical user interface to assist users with retrieving data?



  • SQL
  • NoSQL
  • QBE
  • DBE

Answer: QBE (query by example)

A user of a database such as that pictured in the accompanying figure refers to a record as what?
relationship

table

column

row

A user of a database such as that pictured in the accompanying figure refers to a record as what?



  • relationship
  • table
  • column
  • row

Answer: row

In a database which of the following is a connection within the data?



  • table
  • row
  • column
  • relationship

Answer: relationship

A checkout clerk with this level of privileges to the email addresses in a discount warehouse database could view the addresses but not change them. What is this level of privileges called?



  • no access
  • read-only
  • write-only
  • full-update

Answer: read-only

You create a database that stores data in tables that consist of rows and columns. Each row has a primary key, and each column has a unique name. Which data model did you use?



  • object-relational
  • multidimensional
  • object-oriented
  • relational

Answer: relational

If you are running a check that applies a formula to the primary key, what kind of check are you running?



  • completeness
  • alphabetic
  • check digit
  • range

Answer: check digit

Who was the inventor of the relational database model?



  • E. F. Codd
  • E. L. Coff
  • E. G. Cott
  • E. L. Codd​

Answer: E. F. Codd (Edgar F. Codd)

Which of the following does a back end interact with?



  • BDNS
  • DBNS
  • DBMS
  • BDMS

Answer: DBMS (DataBase Management System)

SQL stands for which of the following?



  • Structured Query Language
  • Standard Query Language
  • Statement Query Language
  • Student Query Language

Answer: Structured Query Language

Which of the following consists of rules and standards that define how a database organizes data?



  • data standard
  • data model
  • object-relation
  • rules-based integration

Answer: data model

What is the term for a feature that has a graphical user interface to assist users with retrieving data?



  • SQL
  • DBMS
  • QDE
  • QBE

Answer: QBE (Query By Example)

Which of the following languages consists of simple, English-like statements that allow users to specify the data to display, print, or store?



  • specification
  • query
  • inquiry
  • report

Answer: query

What does the S in SQL stand for?



  • Structured
  • System
  • Serial
  • Server

Answer: Structured (Structured Query Language)

Which of the following is a request for specific data from a database?



  • inquiry
  • index
  • query
  • ask

Answer: query

What is another term used for data dictionary?



  • archive
  • relation
  • cache
  • repository

Answer: repository

Which of the following is an item that contains data, as well as the actions that read or process the data?



  • event
  • action link
  • object
  • hyperlink

Answer: object

A DBMS uses which of the following to perform validation checks?



  • data server
  • data mart
  • data warehouse
  • data dictionary

Answer: data dictionary

In what kind of recovery does the DBMS use the log to undo any changes made to a database during a certain period?



  • backward
  • undo
  • restorative
  • model

Answer: backward

What is the process of presenting data graphically as charts, maps, or other pictorial formats in order to understand the resulting information easily?



  • data integrity
  • data relationships
  • data visualization
  • data velocity

Answer: data visualization

Which of the following statements about data types is FALSE?



  • AutoNumber data types assign numbers automatically to each record.
  • Yes/No fields can be used to create a field with True or False options.
  • Text data types are used for lengthy memos.
  • Object data types are used for photos, audio, or video.

Answer: Text data types are used for lengthy memos.

Which of the following is a collection of data organized in a manner that allows access, retrieval, and use of that data?



  • webbase
  • server
  • spreadsheet
  • database

Answer: database

Analysts often refer to the three ____’s when describing characteristics of Big Data.



  • D
  • G
  • V
  • C

Answer: V's (Volume, Velocity and Variety)

Which of the following statements is FALSE about relational databases?



  • The data is often is distributed.
  • A relationship is a link within the data.
  • Many organizations use relational databases for payroll, accounts receivable, order entry, and invoicing.
  • Applications best suited for relational databases are those whose data can be organized into a three-dimensional table.

Answer: Applications best suited for relational databases are those whose data can be organized into a three-dimensional table.

What involves showing users exactly how they will use the new hardware and software in the system?


  • training
  • testing
  • acceptance
  • converting

Answer: training

A table that has rows and columns is what type of table?



  • object-oriented
  • three-dimensional
  • two-dimensional
  • primary

Answer: two-dimensional

In your school’s database, in which of the following is all of the information about a particular student stored?



  • a field
  • a character
  • a report
  • a record

Answer: a record

What type of database are organizations MOST LIKELY to use for payroll, accounts receivable, inventory, and invoicing?



  • object-oriented
  • relational
  • distributed
  • multi-dimensional

Answer: a relational database

Which of the following is a nonprocedural language that enables users and software developers to access data in a database?



  • 4SL
  • 4GL
  • 4AE
  • 4DB

Answer: 4GL (4th Generation Language)

Which of the following refers to the different formats to represent or store data for use by humans and computer applications?



  • accurate
  • useful
  • verifiable
  • variety

Answer: variety