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Introduction to Access 2013
Subject: Computer Science Date:
Name: Class: VIII
1. Who am I?
a. I arrange all your data in an orderly manner so that you can retrieve information easily
when you require it. ______________
b. I am an organised collection of data. ______________
c. I contain programming statements written in VB. ______________
d. I am the area below the title bar. ______________
e. I am a view used primarily for entering data into a table. _____________
3. Search for any five words related to MS Access in the grid below:
2. Write T for the true statement and F for the false one.
a. A table organises data into rows and columns. ________________
b. The primary key of a table can consist of only one column. ________________
c. In Access 2013, the title bar appears at the top of the window. ________________
d. The Short Text data type can store text up to 65,535 characters long. ________________
e. The database object Report lets you enter and display data in a customised format. __________
Answer a: A DBMS is a software that performs the functions of creating, modifying, deleting, and
adding data in a database.
The advantages of a DBMS are:
• It reduces data redundancy.
• It controls data inconsistency.
• It facilitates sharing of data.
Answer b: Table, Form, Query, Report, Macro, and Module are the six database objects.
Answer e: The various data types available in Access 2013 are: Short Text, Long Text, Number,
Date/Time, Currency, AutoNumber, Yes/No, OLE Object, Hyperlink, Attachment, and
Calculated.
Answer f: Hiding a field makes the field completely invisible (hidden) in the Datasheet view.
Freezing one or more fields fixes them to the left of the datasheet and makes it/them
visible at all times no matter where you scroll in the datasheet.
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