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Thursday, April 2, 2015
DBMS Basics and ER Model Quiz 6
Entity-Relationship Modeling Quiz 1
1. According to the levels of data abstraction, the schema at the intermediate level is called
Logical schema
Physical schema
Subschema
Conceptual schema
2. It is an abstraction through which relationships are treated as higher level entities
Generalization
Specialization
Aggregation
Inheritance
3. ___________ creates the metadata.
DML compiler
DML pre-processor
DDL interpreter
Query interpreter
4. When an E-R diagram is mapped to tables, the representation of which of the followig is redundant?
Weak entity sets
Weak relationship sets
Strong entity sets
Strong relationship sets
5. In an ER diagram, Y is the dominant entity and X is a subordinate entity. Then which of the following is incorrect?
Operationally, if X is deleted, so is Y
Operationally, if Y is deleted, so is X
Existence is dependent on Y
Operationally, if X is deleted, and remains the same
6. Which of the following can be considered as one of the reasons to model data?
Understand each user’s perspective of data
Understand the data itself irrespective of the physical representation
Understand the use of data across application areas
All of the above
7. In an ER Diagram, the concept total participation is represented by which of the following components?
Dashed lines between entity set and relationship set
Double lines between entity set and relationship set
Single line between entity set and relationship set
Solid line between entity set and relationship set
8. Relations (tables) that are produced by proper application of ER model will always be in
1NF
2NF
3NF
BCNF
9. "Manager salary details are hidden from the employee". Which of the following you can relate to this statement?
External level data hiding
Physical level data hiding
Conceptual level data hiding
None of the above
10. Which of the following two files are used during the operation of the DBMS?
Query languages and utilities
DML and query language
Data dictionary and transaction log
Data dictionary and query language
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