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1.Access is a

  1. relational DBMS.

  2. hierarchical DBMS.

  3. networking DBMS.

  4. none of these.

2.The Design View of Access is used

  1. when you are defining the fields that store the data in the table.

  2. to enter data into fields or look at existing records in the table.

  3. to create parameters that let you customise the query.

  4. None of these.

3.The Datasheet View of Access is used

  1. when you are defining the fields that store the data in the table.

  2. to enter data into fields or look at existing records in the table.

  3. to create parameters that let you customise the query.

  4. None of these.

4.Access supports different types of queries such as

  1. Select.

  2. Crosstab.

  3. Action.

  4. All of these.

5.Access Reports can show the data from

  1. a table.

  2. a query.

  3. either a table ...

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