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The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about database concepts like attributes, keys, relationships, normalization, Codd's rules, and entity-relationship modeling. The questions cover topics such as the definition of prime and candidate attributes, the degree of relationships, Codd's 12 rules, attribute domains, first normal form, composite keys, hierarchical data models, primary keys, and weak entity sets in ER diagrams.

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Q7

The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about database concepts like attributes, keys, relationships, normalization, Codd's rules, and entity-relationship modeling. The questions cover topics such as the definition of prime and candidate attributes, the degree of relationships, Codd's 12 rules, attribute domains, first normal form, composite keys, hierarchical data models, primary keys, and weak entity sets in ER diagrams.

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An attribute that is not part of any candidate key is known as

B. sub-prime attribute
A. non-prime attribute
D. sub-candidate key
C. non-candidate key
ANSWER: B

Which of the follow is not the degree of relationship?


A. Single
B. Binary
C. Ternary
D. n-ary
ANSWER: A

The degree of the relationship is


A. number of Tables in a relationship
B. number of entities in a relationship
C. number of Row & Columns in a relationship
D. number of participating entities in a relationship
ANSWER: D

How many rules in “CODD’S RULES” of Relational Model of database systems?


A. 11
B. 12
C. 13
D. 14
ANSWER: B

Every attribute has some predefined value scope that is called


A. Tuple
B. Tables
C. Attribute domain
D. Relation schema
ANSWER: C

An attribute of a table cannot hold multiple values is the property of


A. First normal form (1NF)
B. Second normal form (2NF)
C. Third normal form (3NF)
D. Fourth normal form (4NF)
ANSWER: A

A key that consists of more than one attribute to uniquely identify rows in a table
is called
A. Composite key
B. Candidate key
C. Primary key
D. Foreign key
ANSWER: A

In hierarchical model, data is organized into


A. logical structure
B. physical structure
C. tree like structure
D. none of them
ANSWER: C

The key selected from the sets of candidate keys by database designer is called
A. Primary key
B. Secondary Key
C. Foreign key
D. Super key
ANSWER: A

In an Entity-Relationship diagram “Double Rectangles” represents


A. Relationship Set
B. Weak Entity Sets
C. Derived Attributes
D. Multi-valued Attributes
ANSWER: B

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