2.1.5 Databases

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Database quiz OCR Computing
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Question 1

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A database is a...
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  • persistent store of un-organised data.
  • persistent store of organised data.
  • persistent store of carefully selected and well organised data.

Question 2

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Persistent storage is...
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  • non-volatile storage on a secondary storage medium such as a hard disk.
  • volatile storage on a secondary storage medium such as RAM.
  • storage on a secondary storage medium such as a hard disk.

Question 3

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Data duplication (also known as data redundancy) is...
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  • where the same data is stored more than once, unnecessarily.
  • where the same data is stored only once, unnecessarily.
  • where the same data is stored unnecessarily.

Question 4

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Data inconsistency is...
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  • where different versions of data become different because duplicate versions have been stored.
  • where different versions of data become different because duplicate versions have been updated differently.
  • where different versions of data become different because duplicate versions have been stored and updated differently.

Question 5

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A Database Management System (DBMS)...
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  • separates the applications from the data and provides features that allow database systems to be created, interrogated and maintained.
  • separates the applications from the data and provides features that allow database systems to be interrogated and maintained.
  • separates the applications from the data and provides features that allow database systems to be created and maintained.

Question 6

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A flat file database is...
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  • a persistent organised store of data where data is stored in a single file organised into fields.
  • a persistent organised store of data where data is stored in a single file organised into fields and records.
  • an organised store of data where data is stored in a single file organised into fields and records.

Question 7

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A relational database is...
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  • a persistent organised store of data where data is stored as a collection of tables to minimise data redundancy.
  • a persistent store of data where data is stored as a collection of related tables to minimise data redundancy.
  • a persistent organised store of data where data is stored as a collection of related tables to minimise data redundancy.

Question 8

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An entity is a real world object, about which data is stored in a database and corresponds to...
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  • a table in a relational database.
  • a field in a relational database.
  • a primary key in a relational database.

Question 9

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A table is a collection of data organised into records and fields within a relational database. A table represents a...
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  • foreign key
  • real-world entity.
  • report.

Question 10

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Data stored about one instance of an entity, i.e. one particular person or object is called...
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  • table.
  • a record.
  • a field.

Question 11

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One specific data item being stored such as a surname or shoe size is called...
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  • a primary key.
  • a table.
  • a field.

Question 12

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A field in a table that uniquely identifies a record is called a...
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  • foreign key.
  • primary key.
  • entity key.

Question 13

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A field in one table that is a primary key in another table and is used to create a relationship between those two tables is called...
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  • a primary key.
  • a foreign key.
  • a relationship key.

Question 14

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A database form is...
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  • an interactive window used for data entry that doesn't include validation routines.
  • an interactive window used for data entry that always includes validation routines.
  • an interactive window used for data entry that usually includes validation routines.

Question 15

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When the computer software checks that data entered is sensible.
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  • Validation
  • Verification
  • Verify
  • Validate

Question 16

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Where data is entered twice and checked that each version is the same, to avoid data being entered with typing mistakes.
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  • Validation
  • Verification
  • Validate
  • Verify

Question 17

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Where data is entered twice and checked that each version is the same, to avoid data being entered with typing mistakes.
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  • Validation
  • Verification
  • Validate
  • Verify

Question 18

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A feature of a DBMS that allows the database to be interrogated. It selects records from the database based on specified criteria.
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  • Report
  • Query
  • Search

Question 19

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Data from a database that has been processed and presented on a page in a way that makes it information. Designed for hard copy.
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  • Report
  • Query
  • Letter
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