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SE305 Database System Technology 25/09/2014 Quiz-1

1. Which information is NOT contained in Data dictionary? a) Database schema b) Integrity constraints c) Authorization information d) Index 2. Which level of abstraction does describe how a record is stored? a) Physical Level b) Logical Level c) Database Level d) View Level

3. Which option is NOT a data model? a) Network model b) Entity-Relationship data model c) Object-relational model d) Semi-Object model 4. Which statement about relational model is FALSE? a) Collection of tables b) Flat, “atomic” values c) Semi-structured d) Can contain null values

5. If K is chosen as the principal means of identifying tuples within a relation, then K is? a) Superkey b) Candidate Key c) Primary Key d) Foreign key 6. Which language is NOT a “Pure” language? a) Relational algebra b) Tuple relational calculus c) Domain relational calculus d) SQL