Justin Frank

HW-2
1. A database object used to ask questions about the data stored in
database tables. (G) Query
2. Conditions in a query used to select the records that answer the
query’s question. (E) Criteria
3. A field in a table or query that derives its values from other fields
in the table or query. (C) Calculated
4. Less than (<) and greater than (>) are examples of this type of
operator. (D) Comparison
5. In the query design grid, two criteria placed in the same row use
this logical operator. (A) And
6. To add summary statistics to a query, this row must be added to the
query. (J) Total
7. When two criteria are placed in different rows in the query design
grid, this logical operator will be applied. (F) Or
8. An operator that tests if a field is empty. (I) Is Null
9. This wildcard character can represent any combination of
characters. (B) Asterisk (*)
10. This wildcard character can represent any single character.
(H) Question Mark (?)

1. A query that displays records without changing the data in a table.

 a) Select
b) Simple
c) View
2. In a query, criteria are added in this view.
a) Datasheet
b) Design
c) Workspace
3. An IntelliSense box that explains the purpose of the selected
AutoComplete.
a) Balloon
b) Quick Info
c) ScreenTip
4. In a query, results are displayed in this view.
A. Datasheet
B. Design
C. Design grid

5. A combination of fields, mathematical operators, and prebuilt

functions that calculates values.
A. Comparison operator
B. Expression
C. Quick Info
6. In query criteria, dates are surrounded by this character.
A. >
B. !
C. #
7. A calculation for a group of data such as a total, an average, or a
count.
A. Calculated column
B. Group formula
C. Summary statistic
8. An operator that finds all numbers or dates between and including
two values.
A. And…Between
B. Between…And
C. In…Between
9. A descriptive label used to identify a field in expressions,
datasheets, or forms and reports.
A. Alias
B. Label
C. Name

10. The operator that is placed at the beginning of criteria that

contain wildcards.
a) Like
b) Similar
c) Wildcard