Which of the following is an organized collection of data?

(a)

Word Processor

(b)

Spreadsheet

(c)

Programming language

(d)

Database

Which of the following is an organized collection of data, which can be stared and a cersed through computer system

(a)

Database

(b)

Worksheet

(c)

DBMS

(d)

Information

Which of the following a data contain?

(a)

Character

(b)

text

(c)

Word

(d)

Number

(e)

All of these

In which of the following data organized in a way that, it can be easily accessed, managed and updated?

(a)

Database

(b)

DBMS

(c)

Structure

(d)

Object

Which of the following can be a software or hardware based, with one sole purpose of storiing data?

(a)

DBMS

(b)

Database

(c)

Object

(d)

SQL

Expand DBMS

(a)

Database memory system

(b)

Digital Based Management source

(c)

Database Management system

(d)

Digital Database Management system

Which of the following allows users to store, process and analyze data easily?

(a)

My SQL

(b)

Relational Algebra

(c)

Datamodels

(d)

DBMS

Which of the following provided an interface to perform various operations to create a database, storing and updating data?

(a)

SQL

(b)

DBA

(c)

DBMS

(d)

Algebra

Which of the following provides protection and security to the databases?

(a)

My SQL

(b)

DBMS

(c)

Oracel

(d)

CSV

Which of the following is not an example of DBMS?

(a)

Foxpro

(b)

Dbase

(c)

CoBoL

(d)

Ms-Access

Which of the following makes the data more meaningful and connected in the database?

(a)

Information

(b)

Security

(c)

Relationship

(d)

Data models

Which of the following divides the data in such a way that repetition of data is minimum in the database?

(a)

Segregation

(b)

Normalisation

(c)

Integrity

(d)

Consistency

Which of the following characteristics of DBMS become a challenge?

(a)

Data redundancy

(b)

Data security

(c)

Data consistency

(d)

Data integrity

How many major components are there in DBMS?

(a)

5

(b)

4

(c)

3

(d)

2

Which of the following is not a DBMS component?

(a)

Hardware/Square

(b)

Data

(c)

Procedures

(d)

Data model