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The document provides an overview of the basics of Database Management Systems (DBMS), including definitions of data models, databases, and the role of DBMS software. It covers key concepts such as data redundancy, entity-relationship models, and attributes, along with multiple-choice questions to test understanding. The content is structured to facilitate learning about the fundamental principles and components of DBMS.

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Basics of Dbms Database Management System [Set 1] (1)

The document provides an overview of the basics of Database Management Systems (DBMS), including definitions of data models, databases, and the role of DBMS software. It covers key concepts such as data redundancy, entity-relationship models, and attributes, along with multiple-choice questions to test understanding. The content is structured to facilitate learning about the fundamental principles and components of DBMS.

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Basics of DBMS

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DataBase Management System (DBMS)

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Chapter: Basics of DBMS

1. Which of the following is a Data Model?


A. entity-relationship model
B. relational data model
C. object-based data model
D. all of the above
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Answer:D
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2. A collection of related data.
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A. Information
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B. Valuable information
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C. Database
D. Metadata
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Answer:C

Explanation:- A database is a collection of related data that is organized and structured in a way that
allows for easy access and manipulation. It typically includes data tables, indices, and other
components that are used to store, manage, and retrieve data. A database is a useful tool for
storing and managing large amounts of structured data, and it is commonly used in a wide range of
applications, including business, finance, healthcare, and more.

3. DBMS is software.
A. True
B. False
C. none
D. all
Answer:A
4. DBMS manages the interaction between __________ and database.
A. Users
B. Clients
C. End Users
D. Stake Holders
Answer:C

5. Which of the following is not involved in DBMS?


A. End Users
B. Data
C. Application Request
D. HTML
Answer:D

6. Database is generally __________


A. System-centered
B. User-centered
C. Company-centered
D. Data-centered
Answer:B

7. A characteristic of an entity.
A. Relation
B. Attribute
C. Parameter
D. Constraint
Answer:B

8. The restrictions placed on the data.


A. Relation
B. Attribute
C. Parameter
D. Constraint
Answer:D

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9. IMS stands for?
A. Information Mastering System
B. Instruction Management System
C. Instruction Manipulating System
D. Information Management System
Answer:D

10. A model developed by Hammer and Mc Leod in 1981.


A. SDM
B. OODBM
C. DDM
D. RDM
Answer:A

11. Object=_________+relationships.
A. data
B. attributes
C. entity
D. constraints
Answer:C

12. Duplication of data at several places is called as _______________.


A. Data Inconsistency
B. Data Isolation
C. Atomicity Problem
D. Data Redundance
Answer:D

13. Data Redundancy increases the cost of storing and retrieving data.
A. False
B. True
C. none
D. all
Answer:B

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14. Which of the information is not redundant.
A. name
B. mobile
C. account-no
D. address
Answer:C

15. If in redundant file common fields are not matching then it results in
_____________.
A. Data Inconsistency
B. Data Integrity Problem
C. Data Isolation
D. Data Redundancy
Answer:A

16. It is difficult to access conventional file system than Database System.


A. True
B. False
C. none
D. all
Answer:A

17. An ________ is a set of entities of the same type that share the same properties,
or attributes.
A. Entity set
B. Attribute set
C. Relation set
D. Entity model
Answer:A

18. Entity is a _________


A. Object of relation
B. Present working model
C. Thing in real world
D. Model of relation

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Answer:C

19. The descriptive property possessed by each entity set is _________


A. Entity
B. Attribute
C. Relation
D. Model
Answer:B

20. The function that an entity plays in a relationship is called that entity’s
_____________
A. Participation
B. Position
C. Role
D. Instance
Answer:C

21. The attribute name could be structured as an attribute consisting of first name,
middle initial, and last name. This type of attribute is called
A. Simple attribute
B. Composite attribute
C. Multivalued attribute
D. Derived attribute
Answer:B

22. In a relation between the entities the type and condition of the relation should
be specified. That is called as______attribute.
A. Desciptive
B. Derived
C. Recursive
D. Relative
Answer:A

23. _____________ can help us detect poor E-R design.


A. Database Design Process
B. E-R Design Process

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C. Relational scheme
D. Functional dependencies
Answer:D

24. If a multivalued dependency holds and is not implied by the corresponding


functional dependency, it usually arises from one of the following sources.
A. A many-to-many relationship set
B. A multivalued attribute of an entity set
C. A one-to-many relationship set
D. Both A many-to-many relationship set and A multivalued attribute of an entity set
Answer:D

25. Which of the following has each related entity set has its own schema and there
is an additional schema for the relationship set.
A. A many-to-many relationship set
B. A multivalued attribute of an entity set
C. A one-to-many relationship set
D. All of the mentioned
Answer:A

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