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Quiz questions

1 A data structure that is made up of fields and records? Table

Quiz questions 2 A collection of related data items Record

Quiz questions 3 A certain kind of information Fields

Quiz questions 4 A field that uniquely identifies individual rows? Primary key

Quiz questions 5 A field that can contain repeat values and that usually links to a primary key? Foreign key

Quiz questions 6 The relationship between a husband and a wife? One to one

Quiz questions 7 The relationship between a teacher and their pupils Many to many

Quiz questions 8 The relationship between a runner and some trainers One to many

Quiz questions 9 The relationship between a company and its employees One to many

Quiz questions 10 The name given to a data structure that can be linked using relationships? Table

Quiz questions 11 A field that is usually linked to a primary key? Foreign key

Quiz questions 12 A customer’s name, address, post code, date of birth and would all be stored in one of these? record