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    Select From Where: 1. Name - Instructor Name Course Id Instructor Teaches Instructor ID Teaches ID

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    The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about database concepts like normalization, transactions, and SQL queries. Key topics covered include: 1) Normalization helps eliminate anomalies by decomposing relations and converting composite attributes to individual attributes. 2) Transactions ensure atomicity and allow rolling back changes if not committed successfully through logging modifications to a log. 3) SQL queries can select, filter, order and join data from related tables using keywords like SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, and JOIN.

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    The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about database concepts like normalization, transactions, and SQL queries. Key topics covered include: 1) Normalization helps eliminate anomalies by decomposing relations and converting composite attributes to individual attributes. 2) Transactions ensure atomicity and allow rolling back changes if not committed successfully through logging modifications to a log. 3) SQL queries can select, filter, order and join data from related tables using keywords like SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, and JOIN.

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    The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about database concepts like normalization, transactions, and SQL queries. Key topics covered include: 1) Normalization helps eliminate anomalies by decomposing relations and converting composite attributes to individual attributes. 2) Transactions ensure atomicity and allow rolling back changes if not committed successfully through logging modifications to a log. 3) SQL queries can select, filter, order and join data from related tables using keywords like SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, and JOIN.

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    Select From Where: 1. Name - Instructor Name Course Id Instructor Teaches Instructor ID Teaches ID

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    The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about database concepts like normalization, transactions, and SQL queries. Key topics covered include: 1) Normalization helps eliminate anomalies by decomposing relations and converting composite attributes to individual attributes. 2) Transactions ensure atomicity and allow rolling back changes if not committed successfully through logging modifications to a log. 3) SQL queries can select, filter, order and join data from related tables using keywords like SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, and JOIN.

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    1.

    SELECT name ____ instructor name, course id


    FROM instructor, teaches
    WHERE instructor.ID= teaches.ID;
    Which keyword must be used here to rename the field name?
    a) From
    b) Rename
    c) As
    d) Join

    2. SELECT name
    FROM instructor
    WHERE dept name = ’Physics’
    ORDER BY name;
    By default, the order by clause lists items in ______ order.
    a) Descending
    b) Any
    c) Same
    d) Ascending
    3. In the __________ normal form, a composite attribute is converted to individual
    attributes.
    a) First
    b) Second
    c) Third
    d) Fourth
    4. A table on the many side of a one to many or many to many relationship must:
    a) Be in Second Normal Form (2NF)
    b) Be in Third Normal Form (3NF)
    c) Have a single attribute key
    d) Have a composite key
    5. Tables in second normal form (2NF):
    a) Eliminate all hidden dependencies
    b) Eliminate the possibility of a insertion anomalies
    c) Have a composite key
    d) Have all non key fields depend on the whole primary key
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    6. 4. Which-one ofthe following statements about normal forms is FALSE?
    a) BCNF is stricter than 3 NF
    b) Lossless, dependency -preserving decomposition into 3 NF is always possible
    c) Loss less, dependency – preserving decomposition into BCNF is always possible
    d) Any relation with two attributes is BCNF

    7. . Functional Dependencies are the types of constraints that are based on______
    a) Key
    b) Key revisited
    c) Superset key
    d) None of the mentioned

    8. Which is a bottom-up approach to database design that design by examining the


    relationship between attributes:
    a) Functional dependency
    b) Database modeling
    c) Normalization
    d) Decomposition
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    9. Which forms simplifies and ensures that there are minimal data aggregates and repetitive
    groups:
    a) 1NF
    b) 2NF
    c) 3NF
    d) All of the mentioned

    10. Explanation: The first normal form is used to eliminate the duplicate information.
    11. 8. Which forms has a relation that possesses data about an individual entity:
    a) 2NF
    b) 3NF
    c) 4NF
    d) 5NF

    12. A transaction may not always complete its execution successfully. Such a transaction is
    termed
    a) Aborted
    b) Terminated
    c) Closed
    d) All of the mentioned

    13. 2. If an transaction is performed in a database and committed, the changes are taken to
    the previous state of transaction by
    a) Flashback
    b) Rollback
    c) Both Flashback and Rollback
    d) Cannot be done
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    14. . Each modification done in database transaction are first recorded into the
    a) Harddrive
    b) Log
    c) Disk
    d) Datamart

    15. When the transaction finishes the final statement the transaction enters into
    a) Active state
    b) Committed state
    c) Partially committed state
    d) Abort state

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