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Database Quiz M8L1

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1.

In the library analogy provided in the lesson, what do the shelves represent?

Data analysts
Database software
Individual records
Database tables
2.

A database is simply any place where information is kept, such as a physical notebook or scattered files on a personal computer.

True
False
3.

In the library analogy used in the lesson, what does the "Librarian" represent in a database system?

The tables where data is stored
The database software (DBMS)
The individual records
The computer hardware
4.

According to the lesson, which of the following are primary functions of a Database Management System (DBMS)? (Select all that apply)

Create databases and define structures
Analyze data to automatically build dashboards
Insert, retrieve, and update records
Secure information
5.

Data in a database is organized into --A--. Each of these contains --B-- which define the type of data (like Name or Salary), and ---C-- which represent individual records.

A.    B.    C.  

6.

At first glance, a database table might look like an Excel spreadsheet. However, what is the major difference mentioned in the lesson?

Excel uses rows and columns, while databases do not.
Databases are designed to handle millions or billions of records with speed and security.
Databases can only store numbers, while spreadsheets can store text.
Spreadsheets are managed by a DBMS.
7.

Match the components of a library to their direct database equivalents based on the lesson's analogy.

Books
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Shelves
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Librarian
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Records
Tables
Database Software
8.

As a data analyst, you only need to know how to use data in visualization tools; you do not need to understand how the database is structured.

True
False
9.

What does the acronym DBMS stand for?

Data Business Management Server
Database Management System
Digital Blueprint Management Software
Database Maintenance System
10.

Which specific Database Management System (DBMS) will you be installing and using throughout this course?

Oracle
Microsoft Access
MySQL
PostgreSQL
11.

Why is it important that a database provides "structured" storage rather than just regular storage? (Select all that apply)

It makes the database powerful and reliable.
It allows the database to scale as data grows.
It prevents the need for data analysts to use visual dashboards.
It allows for fast and accurate access to information.
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