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Access Lesson 2

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

When you create a blank database, Access creates the first table for you and gives it the name Database1.
 

 2. 

In a table, the primary key is the field that contains a unique field value for each record in the table.
 

 3. 

A field’s access type determines the kind of data that you can enter in the field, such as numbers or text, or a combination of numbers and text.
 

 4. 

Left-aligned field values are usually Number fields.
 

 5. 

In Design view, you can add, delete, and make changes to the way that fields store data.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 6. 

The first step in creating a database is to create the file that will store the database ____.
a.
data
c.
names
b.
fields
d.
objects
 

 7. 

When you use a ____ to create a database, it creates the database and one or more table, query, form, and report objects that you use to enter and view data.
a.
computer
c.
grid
b.
software program
d.
template
 

 8. 

To save a table, click the Save button on the ____.
a.
Help Toolbar
c.
Quick Access Toolbar
b.
Home tab
d.
Title bar
 

 9. 

When you create a blank database, the table that Access creates for you contains one
field named ____.
a.
ID
c.
Primary Key
b.
Table1
d.
Object1
 

 10. 

The ____ is the field that contains a unique field value for each record in the table.
a.
unique identifier key
c.
alphanumeric key
b.
primary key
d.
field starter key
 

 11. 

A field’s ____ determines the kind of data that you can enter in the field, such as numbers or text, or a combination of numbers and text.
a.
data type
c.
database type
b.
property type
d.
selector type
 

 12. 

The ____ data type stores graphics, sound, and movie files as attachments.
a.
Hyperlink
c.
Attachment
b.
Media
d.
Lookup Wizard
 

 13. 

You need to save a table only when you make changes to its layout, such as ____.
a.
resizing columns
c.
changing a data type
b.
changing a field value
d.
adding a new record
 

 14. 

In ____, you can add, delete, and make changes to the way that fields store data.
a.
Datasheet view
c.
Edit view
b.
Column view
d.
Design view
 

 15. 

Just like when you select a record selector in a datasheet, the record selector for a selected field
in the design grid changes color to ____ when the field is selected.
a.
orange
c.
purple
b.
blue
d.
green
 

 16. 

Any changes that you make in Design view are automatically updated in ____ when you save the table.
a.
Datasheet view
c.
AutoNumber View
b.
the Template Gallery
d.
Data type view
 

 17. 

The ____ sets the number of characters you can store in a Text, Number, or
AutoNumber field.
a.
Field Size property
c.
Field Length property
b.
Required property
d.
Data type
 
 
FIGURE 2-1
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Access Case 2-1

Kristin has put together a list of job candidates for various positions within her company.  In Figure 2-1, she needs to confirm the data type for one column and also set the primary key.
 

 18. 

The ____ field would make the best primary key because there would never be two people with the same data in that field.
a.
First Name
c.
Job Number
b.
ID
d.
Appointment
 
 
Acccess Case 2-2
Sam is putting together a database where there are some fields that must be filled in and also some fields where he wants to put in a default value.  He is researching which Access properties will help him with his task.
 

 19. 

To make sure that a specific field is filled in and has data in it, Sam will use the ____ property.
a.
Required
c.
Default
b.
Must
d.
Control
 

 20. 

To set a default value that will automatically appear for some of the fields, Sam will use the ____ property.
a.
List
c.
AutoNumber
b.
Default Value
d.
Fill-in
 



 
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