2. It’s easy to find out! Give this game a try. Answer each question by selecting one of the answers. The spin wheel that’s on the top right corner of the page helps you score:  If you get the question right at the first try, you get to spin the wheel three times.  If you get it right the second time you try, you spin the wheel twice.  If you get it right at the third time, you can still spin the wheel once. Accumulate the scores on a separate sheet of paper or open up an Excel spreadsheet and input your score and keep track of them. Do you know the basics of Microsoft Access 2007?

3. The _____ is intended for you to customize it by adding your favorite commands. Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 No, it's something else. The Ribbon contains commands grouped by their usefulness for common activities, visible when you select the tab for that activity. What else looks likely? No, tabs and groups are part of the Ribbon, and the Ribbon is designed to suit what most people do most often. You can suit yourself, but it's someplace else. Please try again. That's correct! The Quick Access Toolbar enables you to see commands you use often, whatever you're doing. Right-click any command to add it to this toolbar, or right-click a command on the toolbar to remove it. No, that's not correct. But the Getting Started page does have database templates available for you to download. Give the question another try. Tabs and groups. The Ribbon. The Getting Started with Microsoft Office Access page. Back The Quick Access Toolbar. 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565

4. What is the basis of the Ribbon's organization? Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 No, that wouldn't help you see them when you need them. Please try again. That was then. This is new. Give it another try. No, that wouldn't help you see them when you need them. What looks likely? Yes indeed. That way you can see what you need to do what you're doing. Commands are listed on menus. Commands you don't use are not shown. Commands are grouped alphabetically. 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 Commands are grouped around common activities

5. Where do you set Access options? Not really. Downloads, Training, Templates, Help — that's what you go to Office Online for. Please try again. No, there's nowhere on that page to set options. What else do you think? It wouldn't be efficient to do it every time, would it? Please try again. You got it! That button is always in view, so you can always make changes to suit you and your use of Access 2007. On the Getting Started page.. In the Navigation Pane of each new database. At Microsoft Office Online. Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 In the menu of the Microsoft Office Button.

6. You can't use the Lookup Wizard to alter an existing value list. Sorry. You have to use Design view to alter a value list. Correct. You use Design view to alter a value list. False Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 True

7. Which of the following is the correct syntax for a value list? Not correct. You use double quotes, but a different separator. Can you see the right one? Sorry. You use double quotes and a different separator. Can you spot the right one? Excellent. Place each option between double quotes and separate each option with a semicolon. "Option 1":"Option 2":"Option 3" 'Option 1','Option 2','Option 3' Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 "Option 1";"Option 2";"Option 3"

8. When you use a template to create a table, you must set data types for the fields in the new table. Incorrect. The templates have the data types set when you open them. You can change them if necessary, but you don't need to set them. Good. You can change the data types if you need to, but they're set for you. False Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 True

9. Formatting you apply using Form Layout Tools is saved as soon as you see it, so be careful. It's the other way around. You can apply and preview all the formatting you like. Until you choose to save the form, it's all just an idea. You got it. In Access 2007, you're free to apply new looks and see what you like. Until you choose to save the form, it's all just an idea. False Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 True

10. What's the fastest way to create a database for your contacts? That could take a while. Try a different answer, please. You'll find that Access has a lot of advantages over that method. What looks likely? Not so fast. You'll have to enter all the fields yourself. Give it another go. Exactly. You'll find a Contacts template on the Getting Started page, in the Business category or the Personal category. Buy an address book. Click Blank Database. Search for one on the Internet. Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 Download a Contacts database template.

11. How do you base a new report on an existing table? Not an option. What looks likely? You won't find it there. But you're looking in the right place, pretty much. What's close? Access is simpler than that. Try another answer, please. That's it. Access gives the new report controls that match the table fields, and the same name as the table. On the Create tab, in the Reports group, click New Table Save the table as a report. Copy the table data and paste it into the report. Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 Select the table in the Navigation Pane and click Report on the Create tab.

12. Which of the following is a type of table template? Yes — and… Yes! And Contacts and Assets, too. Issues Tasks Events Next Back 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321 5050 4545 2525 1515 100100 5 7575 1010 6565 All three

13. Congratulations! I know you have scored high! Want to know more about Access 2007? Learn more here, or see me in the next class!here