12th class (Fsc) computer unit 2 MCQs

a. Data definition and manipulation
b. Data definition
c. Searching records
d. Data manipulation

a. Data definition and manipulation

a. Virtual tables
b. Complex tables
c. Actual tables
d. Simple tables

a. Virtual tables

a. Like “M# ”
b. Like “M?”
c. Like “M * ”
d. Like “M – ”

b. Like “M?”

a. View
b. Tuple
c. Report
d. Table

a. View

a. Pivot table
b. Parent table
c. Index table
d. Dependent table

d. Dependent table

a. Composite key
b. Primary key
c. Sort key
d. Secondary key

b. Primary key

a. Primary key
b. Foreign key
c. Control key
d. Composite key

d. Composite key

a. Primary key
b. Foreign key
c. Sort key
d. Composite key

a. Primary key

a. Candidate key
b. Sort key
c. Primary key
d. Composite key

b. Sort key

a. Primary
b. Foreign
c. Secondary
d. Candidate

c. Secondary

a. Composite key
b. Primary key
c. Sort key
d. Secondary key

b. Primary key

a. Pivot table
b. Parent table
c. Index table
d. Dependent table

d. Dependent table

a. No limit
b. At least once
c. Three
d. Only one

d. Only one

a. Primary key
b. Foreign key
c. Sort key
d. Composite key

c. Sort key

a. Customer ID
b. Lase name
c. Region
d. Salary

a. Customer ID

a. Sub key
b. Sort key
c. Composite key
d. Candidate key

c. Composite key

a. The first field of table
b. A field that identifies only one record
c. The most important field in a record
d. None

b. A field that identifies only one record

a. It makes sorting quicker
b. It must be unique
c. It helps in indexing of a large database
d. All of the above

d. All of the above

a. Zip code
b. Social security number
c. Student ID number
d. Order number

a. Zip code

a. a person’s birth date
b. A person’s last name
c. a person’s social security number
d. An employee’s salary

a. a person’s birth date

a. A person’s birth date
b. A person’s name
c. A person’s social security number
d. A person’s street address

c. A person’s social security number

a. Composite key
b. Secondary key
c. Linked key
d. Index

b. Secondary key

a. Foreign key
b. Global key
c. None
d. Link key

a. Foreign key

a. Multivalued key
b. Foreign key
c. Global key
d. Composite key

d. Composite key

a. View
b. Parent table
c. Dependent table
d. All

c. Dependent table

a. Composite key
b. Secondary key
c. Primary key
d. Candidate key

b. Secondary key

a. Application programmer
b. Database administrator
c. Web designer
d. End user

b. Database administrator

a. Database application
b. Database administrator
c. Database authority
d. Data basic administration

b. Database administrator

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