What is a Database?

What is DBMS?

What is Data?

What is Information?

What is a Primary Key?

What is a Foreign Key?

What is an Entity?

What is an Attribute?

What is VBA?

Define the role of a Database Administrator (DBA).

Define the role of a Database Designer.

Define the role of a Database Programmer.

Define the role of a Database User.

Which object stores data in rows and columns in MS Access?

Which Access object is used to retrieve data based on criteria?

Which Access object is mainly used for data entry and editing?

Which Access object is used to format and print data?

Which Access object is considered a mini-programming construct that automates tasks?

Which Access object is used for advanced programming and customization?

Which key uniquely identifies each record in a table?

Which key is used to link (connect) tables together?

Which relationship is the MOST common in databases?

Many-to-Many relationships usually require:

Which database type is most commonly used today?

In a relational database, tables are connected using:

Which database model organizes data in parent-child relationships?

Data from several tables tied together using a common field forms a:

Which of the following is considered suitable for small projects?

Which is an example of a modern database system?

What is the default file extension of an Access database?

Which Access engine is used in newer versions?

A collection of related records is called:

A collection of related fields is called:

A field is:

Each column in a table must have:

Queries can be used to:

Which of the following is NOT a type of query?

What is the purpose of query criteria?

What is Data?

A database is:

DBMS stands for:

Which of the following is NOT a function of a DBMS?

Which DBMS feature ensures data is entered correctly?

Microsoft Access is:

MS Access combines the Jet Database Engine with:

Which of the following is an advantage of DBMS?

Which is considered a disadvantage of DBMS?

An entity is:

Attributes usually become:

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a database application area?

One importance of databases is:

Databases help achieve:

A database is a collection of related data.

Every column in a table must have a unique name.

A foreign key uniquely identifies each record in its table.

A primary key can contain duplicate values.

Reports are mainly used for data entry.

Forms are mainly used for printing data.

Macros can automate tasks inside Access.

Data recovery includes backup and restore processes.

Modules are written using VBA.

One-to-One relationships are the most common relationship type.

One-to-Many is the most common relationship type.

A database contains a group of related tables.

Records are represented as rows in a table.

Fields are represented as columns in a table.

Queries can filter and sort data.

Microsoft Access is a DBMS.

Foreign keys are used to connect tables.

In Microsoft Word, each row is identified by a letter.

Nonprinting characters are hidden and can help create and edit your document.

Use the Tell Me bar to see the number of words and pages in your document.

In Excel, column width is based on the existing sheets.

Use area charts to display data across a 3D landscape.

Each cell in Word's grid is identified by the intersection of column and row.

Microsoft Word creates different documents like letters, flyers, and reports.

What is the primary purpose of Microsoft Word?

Which keyboard shortcut creates a NEW document in Microsoft Word?

Which shortcut key is used to FIND text in a Word document?

In Microsoft Word, what does the INSERT TAB allow you to do?

What is the difference between Subscript (X₂) and Superscript (X²) in Word?

In the Print dialog box in Word, what does "Print All Pages" mean?

What is the function of "Format Painter" in Microsoft Word?

To insert a page number in Word, which tab should you go to?

What does "Ctrl + Enter" do in Microsoft Word?

What does "Alt + F4" do in Microsoft Word?

Which view is used for normal editing in Word?

In Word, the header appears:

In Word, the footer appears:

What is the Spell Check shortcut in Word?

What is the default file extension of Microsoft Word documents in modern versions?

In Word, "Justify" alignment makes text:

The Home Tab in Microsoft Word is the most used tab because it contains:

In Microsoft Word, Ctrl+Z is used to:

In Microsoft Word, "Save As" (different from "Save") is used to:

In the Microsoft Word equation A / B + ( C*D – E³ ), what is the correct order of operations?

In Microsoft Word, the margin defaults are set to:

The Title Bar in Microsoft Word shows:

The Shading tool in Microsoft Word is used to:

The intersection of a row and column in Excel is called:

A formula in Excel starts with:

Which function is used to calculate the AVERAGE in Excel?

Which function is used to calculate the TOTAL (sum) in Excel?

Which function is used to find the HIGHEST value in Excel?

Which function is used to find the LOWEST value in Excel?

How many rows does Excel (2007 and later) have in one worksheet?

How many columns does Excel (2007 and later) have in one worksheet?

What is the name of the LAST column in Excel?

Total number of cells in one Excel worksheet (1,048,576 rows × 16,384 columns):

Applying printing options to fit everything (columns & rows) on a worksheet, select:

What is the default file extension for PowerPoint presentations in modern versions?

Which feature creates MOVEMENT EFFECTS on objects in PowerPoint?

Which feature controls the TRANSITION between slides in PowerPoint?

Which key starts the slideshow from the BEGINNING in PowerPoint?

Which key starts the slideshow from the CURRENT slide in PowerPoint?

Which shortcut duplicates the selected slide in PowerPoint?

In PowerPoint, which shortcut inserts a NEW slide?

In PowerPoint's Animation Tab, which animation type makes an object APPEAR on the slide?

In PowerPoint, where is the Quick Access Toolbar located?

Which PowerPoint view shows all slides as thumbnails so you can rearrange them easily?

In PowerPoint's Design Tab, what does "Customize Slide Size" allow you to do?

In the Slide Show Tab in PowerPoint, what does "Rehearse Timings" do?

In PowerPoint's Review Tab, what is the "Thesaurus" used for?

In PowerPoint's View Tab, which option shows the RULER and GRIDLINES?

In PowerPoint, what is the purpose of "SmartArt" in the Insert Tab?

In PowerPoint's Insert Tab, what is a "Photo Album"?

Microsoft Office includes applications such as:

Which of the following is a main OBJECTIVE of Office Automation?

Which of the following is a DISADVANTAGE of Office Automation?

Which of the following is an ADVANTAGE of Office Automation systems?

The basic activities of Office Automation are:

Microsoft Office and OpenOffice are examples of:

In both Word and PowerPoint, which tab contains the SPELLING checker?

Ctrl+B applies BOLD, Ctrl+U applies UNDERLINE, and Ctrl+I applies ITALIC in:

In Microsoft Word, the Home Tab is the most used tab and incorporates all text formatting features such as font and paragraph changes.

In Microsoft Word, Ctrl+Z is used to REDO the last action, and Ctrl+Y is used to UNDO.

In Microsoft Word, "Save As" and "Save" perform exactly the same function.

Microsoft Office includes applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, and OneNote.

The basic activities of Office Automation are: Data Storage, Data Exchange, and Data Management.

Ctrl+E in Microsoft Word is used to center-align the selected text.

Slide Transitions are motion effects that occur in Slide Show view when you move from one slide to another.

In PowerPoint, the Quick Access Toolbar is located BELOW the Ribbon.

PowerPoint automatically opens with the Windows operating system when you start your computer.

When you save a PowerPoint presentation with a new name using "Save As", the original file is permanently deleted.

In PowerPoint, you can add Animations ONLY to text, not to images or shapes.

You can only create a new PowerPoint presentation by launching PowerPoint from the Start menu.

The Title Bar in Microsoft Word shows the name of the currently open document.

The Shading tool in Microsoft Word is used to color the background behind selected text or a paragraph.

In Microsoft Word, "Justify" alignment makes text look neat and even along BOTH the left AND right sides of the page.