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    This document discusses entity-relationship modeling concepts and provides multiple choice questions to test understanding. It defines entities as represented by ovals, attributes by rectangles, and relationships by diamonds. The questions ask the reader to identify these components and principles such as how to represent weak entities and composite attributes.

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    This document discusses entity-relationship modeling concepts and provides multiple choice questions to test understanding. It defines entities as represented by ovals, attributes by rectangles, and relationships by diamonds. The questions ask the reader to identify these components and principles such as how to represent weak entities and composite attributes.

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    This document discusses entity-relationship modeling concepts and provides multiple choice questions to test understanding. It defines entities as represented by ovals, attributes by rectangles, and relationships by diamonds. The questions ask the reader to identify these components and principles such as how to represent weak entities and composite attributes.

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    Question 1

    1. Entity
    2. Attribute
    3. Relationship
    4. Diamond – relationship
    Rectangle – attribute
    Oval – entity
    5. D
    6. B
    7. C
    8. Weak entities
    9. A
    Question 2:
    1. D
    2. B
    3. C
    4. B
    5. A We do not create a column for the composite, just the components.

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