So you think you know your stuff?

Below is a set of questions for you to test, just how much of the content you have learnt.
Take the test, see what you really know.

    1.  What is another more technical term used to describe a row in a table?

           a) Tuple
           b) Field
           c) Primary
           d) Column

    2.  What Does XML Stand For?

           a) External Multi Language
           b) Extensible Markup Language
           c) Extensible Micro Language
           d) External Management Language

    3.  Who Created and Developed XML?

           a) Microsoft
           b) IBM
           c) Apple
           d) W3C

    4.  What does SQL stand for?

           a) Structured Query Language
           b) Standard Question Layout
           c) Standardised Query Language
           d) Standard Queue Limitation

    5.  Which of the lists below contains three real primitive operations used in the creation of a Join operation?

           a) Different, Produce, Select
           b) Project, Product, Difference
           c) Union, Select, Determined
           d) Produces, Primitive, Selective

    6.  1. Which type of relationship would be used for the following example:?

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           a) One to One
           b) One to Many
           c) Many to Many
           d) More than one of the above

    7.  What is the name of the field in a database that automatically increases with every new record?

           a) Table Index
           b) Foreign Key
           c) Category key
           d) Primary Key

    8.  What declaration must every valid XML document start with?

           a) <?xml version="1.0"?>
           b) <html type="xml">
           c) <?xml>
           d) <?DocType="xml" version="1.0"?>

    9.  Which one of the following xml tags is correct?

           a) <suBject> Persons Name </suBject >
           b) <suBject> Persons Name
           c) <subject> Persons Name </subject>
           d) <subject> Persons Name <subject/>

    10.  What are the three types of database relationships?

           a) One to One (1:1), One to Many(1:*), Many to Many(*:*)
           b) One to One(1:1), One to Five(1:5), Five to Five(5:5)
           c) Many to Many(*:*), One to Two(1:2), One to One(1:1)
           d) One to One(1:1), Three to Three(3:3), Many to Many(*:*)