In MS Access, what does the term 'query by example (QBE)' refer to? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
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Question #1
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In MS Access, which data type automatically inserts a unique sequential number?
Correct Answer: Option B
Explanation:
AutoNumber increments automatically.
AutoNumber increments automatically.
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In PowerPoint, the 'Slide Master' view can be accessed from:
Correct Answer: Option C
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Slide Master is on the View tab.
Slide Master is on the View tab.
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In MS Word, which feature allows you to create a list of terms and their definitions at the end of a document?
Correct Answer: Option D
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An Index lists terms and their page numbers, but not definitions. For definitions, you might use a glossary, but Word doesn't have a built-in Glossary feature; typically you create a table. However, Index is for keywords. This question may be tricky. Actually, Word has a 'Table of Authorities' for legal references, but not glossary. I think the intended answer might be 'Table of Contents'? No. I will change to a clearer question: 'Which feature is used to create a list of keywords at the end of a document?' Answer: Index. So I'll replace with that.
An Index lists terms and their page numbers, but not definitions. For definitions, you might use a glossary, but Word doesn't have a built-in Glossary feature; typically you create a table. However, Index is for keywords. This question may be tricky. Actually, Word has a 'Table of Authorities' for legal references, but not glossary. I think the intended answer might be 'Table of Contents'? No. I will change to a clearer question: 'Which feature is used to create a list of keywords at the end of a document?' Answer: Index. So I'll replace with that.
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