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Answer Sheet Listening Comprehension Relational Database

The document summarizes an English workshop for 12th grade programming students on relational databases. It includes questions and activities for students to practice listening comprehension skills using vocabulary related to programming and databases. Specifically, it asks students to define databases, provide examples of different types of databases, watch a video on relational databases and answer related questions, identify which image best represents the concept, and create entities and attributes for a relational database.

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Answer Sheet Listening Comprehension Relational Database

The document summarizes an English workshop for 12th grade programming students on relational databases. It includes questions and activities for students to practice listening comprehension skills using vocabulary related to programming and databases. Specifically, it asks students to define databases, provide examples of different types of databases, watch a video on relational databases and answer related questions, identify which image best represents the concept, and create entities and attributes for a relational database.

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English Workshop

Programming 12th Grade

Answer Sheet: Listening Comprehension Relational Database

L.O.: To practice Listening comprehension skills using vocabulary related to programming.

I. Answer the following questions with the help of a partner:

a. How would you describe a database? Are all databases the same?

In general terms, a database is a set of structured data that belongs to the same context
and, in terms of its function, it is used to electronically manage large amounts of
information. And no, there are several types of databases, including dynamic and static
databases, depending on the flexibility of modification, according to content, according to
hierarchy, and many more examples.

b. What examples of different databases can you think of?

According to modification flexibility (dynamic and static), according to content


(bibliographic, full text, and directories), and according to database models
(hierarchical, network, transactional, relational, and more).

II. Watch the following video “What is a Relational Database?” and check your previous
answers.

I have seen the video, and I have been able to verify my answers, coming to the conclusion
that they are correct.

III. Order the following statements (1-5) as you hear them. Watch the video again and
check your answers.

a) 2 - Each table has a primary key that defines its information.


b) 5 - Benefits revolve around accuracy, flexibility, collaboration, trust, and security.
c) 1 - A relational database is composed of tables of data.
d) 4 - SQL is a standard user interface for querying relational databases.
e) 3 - Users can manipulate relational databases to find the view that fits their needs.

IV. Look at the following pictures. Which one do you think represents the idea from the
video best? (Write A, B or C)

I think it is the letter C since it represents the flexibility, simplicity, and comfort that is given
to the user by using an organized database.
English Workshop
Programming 12th Grade

V. Look at the following example of an entity and its attributes. Then, create as many
entities with some of their possible attributes as you can for 5 minutes. Bear in mind that in
relational databases, tables are referred to as entities and the characteristics or properties
of an entity are the attributes.

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