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The document discusses functional dependencies (FDs) and normalization in database management systems. It provides examples of FDs in sample relations and identifies the types of FDs present. It also defines the different normal forms (1NF, 2NF, 3NF) in terms of functional dependencies and dependency preservation. Normalization is the process of organizing data to reduce redundancy according to these normal forms.

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The document discusses functional dependencies (FDs) and normalization in database management systems. It provides examples of FDs in sample relations and identifies the types of FDs present. It also defines the different normal forms (1NF, 2NF, 3NF) in terms of functional dependencies and dependency preservation. Normalization is the process of organizing data to reduce redundancy according to these normal forms.

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NAME :

CLASS :
FDs & Normalization in DBMS
DATE :
24 Questions

1. An attribute A is said to functionally determine attribute B if


each value of A is associated with _____ value of B

a) only one b) more than one


c) either one or none d) more than zero

2. What is the name of A here

a) Dependent b) Determinant
c) child d) parent

3. What is the name of B here

a) Dependent b) child

c) parent d) Determinant

4. If A and B are attributes of a relation, B is ____ on A if it is


functionally dependent on A, but not on any subset of A.

a) fully functionally dependent b) Partial Functional Dependent


c) Transitive Functional Dependent d) functional dependent

5. If A and B are attributes of a relation, B is ___ on A if it is


dependent on subset of A.

a) Full Functional Dependent b) partially functional dependent

c) Transitive Functional Dependent d) functional dependent

6. If A, B, and C are attributes of a relation such that if A -> B and


B -> C, then C is ____ on A via B.

a) Full Functional Dependent b) Partial Functional Dependent

c) Transitive Functional Dependent d) functional dependent

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7. Consider a relation which is used to store marks scored by


students in various courses.Student(StudentId, Name,
ContactNo, Course, Marks, Grade)
Studentid ------> name is

a) Full FD b) partial FD

c) No FD d) Transitive FD

8. Consider a relation which is used to store marks scored by


students in various courses.Student(StudentId, Name,
ContactNo, Course, Marks, Grade)
StudentId, name -----> ContactNo

a) partial FD (StudentId) b) Full FD

c) Transitive FD d) No FD

9. Consider a relation which is used to store marks scored by


students in various courses.Student(StudentId, Name,
ContactNo, Course, Marks, Grade)
StudentId -----> Course

a) Full FD b) Partial FD

c) Transitive FD d) No FD

10. Consider a relation which is used to store marks scored by


students in various courses.Student(StudentId, Name,
ContactNo, Course, Marks, Grade)
StudentId, Course -----> Grade

a) Full FD b) Partial FD

c) Transitive FD d) No FD

11. A functional dependency is a relationship between or among

a) Entities b) Rows

c) Attributes d) Tables

12. Which functional dependency types is/are present in following


dependencies?StaffNo, BranchNo -> StaffName,
BranchName, Position, DOBStaffNo -> StaffName, Position,
DOBBranchNo -> BranchName

a) Full functional dependency b) Partial functional dependency

c) Transitive functional dependency d) No functional dependency

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13. Which functional dependency types is/are present in the


following dependencies?Empno -> EName, Salary, Deptno,
DNameDeptNo -> DNameEmpNo -> DName

a) Full functional dependency b) No functional dependency

c) Partial functional dependency d) Transitive functional dependency

14. Consider a relation R(A, B, C, D) with the following functional


dependencies: A -> (B, C, D), (A, D) -> (B, C) and (C, D) -> (A,
B).Identify the candidate key(s).

a) {A} b) {A}, {C, D}

c) {A}, {C, D}, {A, D} d) {C, D}

15. A -> B also means that B -> A. State if the statement is True or
False.

a) True b) False

16. _____ is the process of reorganizing data in a database so


that data redundancy is reduced

a) Normalization b) Functional Dependency

c) Join d) Entity Relationship

17. A relation R is in 1NF if and only if

a) Each attribute contains atomic values (that b) There is no partial dependency between non-
cannot be split further) key attributes and key attributes.

c) None of these d) Value of each attribute contains single value


from domain i.e. no multivalued attributes.

18. A relation is in second normal form if and only if

a) R is already in 1NF b) Transitive dependency does not exists


between key attributes and non-key attributes
through another non-key attribute.

c) There is no partial dependency between non- d) None of these


key attributes and key attributes.

19. A relation R is said to be in the Third Normal Form (3NF) if and


only if :

a) It is in 2NF b) none of these


c) R should be fully functional dependecy d) Transitive dependency does not exists
between key attributes and non-key attributes
through another non-key attribute.

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20. The database design prevents some data from being stored
due to _______.

a) Deletion anomalies b) Insertion anomalies


c) Update anomaly d) None of these

21. A relation is in 2NF if:

a) All the values of non-key attributes are b) Any non-key attribute that are dependent on
dependent fully on the candidate key. only part of the candidate key should be
moved to another relation where the partial
key is the actual full key.
c) It must be already in the 1NF. d) All of the above.

22. If one attribute is determinant of second, which in turn is


determinant of third, then the relation cannot be:

a) Well-structured b) 1NF

c) 2NF d) 3NF

23. Consider the relation Sale(Date, Customer, Product, Vendor,


VendorCity, SalesRep){Date, Customer, Product} is the
composite candidate key and the following functional
dependencies are also given:Vendor -> VendorCity, Product ->
VendorWhat is the highest normal form of the sale relation?

a) 2NF b) 3NF
c) 0NF d) 1NF

24. Which of the following statement(s) is/are FALSE about


OLAP? (Choose all that apply)

a) OLAP involves long running slow b) OLAP involves frequent insert, update and
transactions that read lot of data delete operations

c) OLAP requires data to be in De-Normalized d) OLAP requires complex joins to aggregate


form for optimal processing data from multiple tables

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Answer Key
1. a 7. a 13. a,d 19. a,d
2. b 8. a 14. b 20. b
3. a 9. d 15. b 21. d
4. a 10. c 16. a 22. d
5. b 11. c 17. a,d 23. d
6. c 12. a,b 18. a,c 24. b,d

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