D-CODE (Write 0 for true and 1 for false) D-CODE (Write 0 for true and 1 for false)
1. Relational Data Model is a simple but highly useful way to 1. Relational Data Model is a simple but highly useful way to
organize data into collections of 3-dimensional tables. organize data into collections of 3-dimensional tables.
2. When an application requests data from the DBMS, it follows a 2. When an application requests data from the DBMS, it follows a
logical access path to the data. When the DBMS retrieves the data, logical access path to the data. When the DBMS retrieves the data,
it follows a path to the physical access path to the data. it follows a path to the physical access path to the data.
3. Characters are combined to make a record, records are combined 3. Characters are combined to make a record, records are combined
to make a field, fields are combined to make a file, and files are to make a field, fields are combined to make a file, and files are
combined to make a database. combined to make a database.
4. Data Definition Language (DDL) is basically meant for the users 4. Data Definition Language (DDL) is basically meant for the users
and Data Manipulation Language is meant for the database and Data Manipulation Language is meant for the database
designer. designer.
5. Hadoop is open-source software framework including several 5. Hadoop is open-source software framework including several
software modules that provide a means for storing and processing software modules that provide a means for storing and processing
extremely large data sets. extremely large data sets.
6. In-memory database (IMDB) is a database management system 6. In-memory database (IMDB) is a database management system
that stores the entire database in read only memory (ROM). that stores the entire database in read only memory (ROM).
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7. SQL databases conform to ACID properties which are: 7. SQL databases conform to ACID properties which are:
a. Atomicity, consistency, integration, and durability a. Atomicity, consistency, integration, and durability
b. Alternative, concise, ideal, and detailed b. Alternative, concise, ideal, and detailed
c. Atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability c. Atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability
8. This is particularly useful when designing a new database, 8. This is particularly useful when designing a new database,
modifying an existing database to support more functionality, or modifying an existing database to support more functionality, or
building integration between databases. building integration between databases.
a. Relational Database Schema a. Relational Database Schema
b. Data Manipulating Language b. Data Manipulating Language
c. Data Definition Language c. Data Definition Language
9. A traditional data administrator performs which of the following 9. A traditional data administrator performs which of the following
roles? roles?
a. Tune database performance a. Tune database performance
b. Establish backup and recovery procedures b. Establish backup and recovery procedures
c. Resolve data ownership issues c. Resolve data ownership issues
10. Employees, products, and customers are examples of 10. Employees, products, and customers are examples of
a. Attributes a. Attributes
b. Data Keys b. Data Keys
c. Entities c. Entities
11. Which of the following is included in the four main category of 11. Which of the following is included in the four main category of
NoSQL? NoSQL?
a. Key-value and Allegro a. Key-value and Allegro
b. Graph and Table b. Graph and Table
c. Column and Graph c. Column and Graph
12. The following are characteristics of big data, except: 12. The following are characteristics of big data, except:
a. Volatility a. Volatility
b. Volume b. Volume
c. Velocity c. Velocity
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the space provided) the space provided)
13. A term used to describe data collections that are so enormous that 13. A term used to describe data collections that are so enormous that
traditional data management software, hardware, and analysis traditional data management software, hardware, and analysis
processes are incapable of dealing with them. (ATG IDAB) processes are incapable of dealing with them. (ATG IDAB)
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14. It is the process of detecting and then correcting or deleting 14. It is the process of detecting and then correcting or deleting
incomplete, incorrect, inaccurate, or irrelevant records that reside incomplete, incorrect, inaccurate, or irrelevant records that reside
in a database. (NTAD CSIELAGNA) in a database. (NTAD CSIELAGNA)
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15. It is a description that defines the logical and physical structure of 15. It is a description that defines the logical and physical structure of
the database by identifying the tables, fields, and their the database by identifying the tables, fields, and their
relationships. (MSHCAE) relationships. (MSHCAE)
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