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Froggy Jumps Database Basics IOI Ch 1Versión en línea Essentials of data and databases por CBJ Felida 1 What is a database? (as defined in the chapter) a A single spreadsheet used for raw numbers only b An organized collection of related data stored in files with tables and relationships c A program that only stores images without structure 2 What are the main components of a database? a Pages and chapters of a document b Tables consisting of rows (records) and fields (columns) c Emails and contacts only 3 Data vs information: what does data become when processed? a Information with meaning and context b A backup copy of data c Raw numbers only 4 What is data integrity in a system? a Data is never updated after input b The data accurately reflects reality and is reliable c Data is only backed up weekly 5 What does muteren (mutate) mean in databases? a Printing data onto paper b Adding, changing, or deleting data c Viewing data only 6 Central vs distributed storage: key difference? a Distributed storage means no backups b Central stores data in one place; distributed copies exist elsewhere c Both store data in the cloud only 7 What is synchronization in data storage? a Keeping identical data across different locations up to date b Encrypting data without changing content c Deleting old data automatically 8 What is a DBMS? a A programming language for graphics b A hardware device for storing data c A system that lets users interact with databases without direct file access 9 Why are automated information systems preferred? a They reduce the need for any data governance b They only store data without processing it c They make data reliable, quickly available, and understandable 10 What do 'records' and 'fields' refer to in a database table? a Columns are records; rows are keys b Fields are rows; records are columns c Rows are records; columns are fields (attributes)

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Database Basics IOI Ch 1Versión en línea

Essentials of data and databases

por CBJ Felida

What is a database? (as defined in the chapter)

A single spreadsheet used for raw numbers only

An organized collection of related data stored in files with tables and relationships

A program that only stores images without structure

What are the main components of a database?

Pages and chapters of a document

Tables consisting of rows (records) and fields (columns)

Emails and contacts only

Data vs information: what does data become when processed?

Information with meaning and context

A backup copy of data

Raw numbers only

What is data integrity in a system?

Data is never updated after input

The data accurately reflects reality and is reliable

Data is only backed up weekly

What does muteren (mutate) mean in databases?

Printing data onto paper

Adding, changing, or deleting data

Viewing data only

Central vs distributed storage: key difference?

Distributed storage means no backups

Central stores data in one place; distributed copies exist elsewhere

Both store data in the cloud only

What is synchronization in data storage?

Keeping identical data across different locations up to date

Encrypting data without changing content

Deleting old data automatically

What is a DBMS?

A programming language for graphics

A hardware device for storing data

A system that lets users interact with databases without direct file access

Why are automated information systems preferred?

They reduce the need for any data governance

They only store data without processing it

They make data reliable, quickly available, and understandable

What do 'records' and 'fields' refer to in a database table?

Columns are records; rows are keys

Fields are rows; records are columns

Rows are records; columns are fields (attributes)

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Database Basics IOI Ch 1Versión en línea

por CBJ Felida

What is a database? (as defined in the chapter)

What are the main components of a database?

Data vs information: what does data become when processed?

What is data integrity in a system?

What does muteren (mutate) mean in databases?

Central vs distributed storage: key difference?

What is synchronization in data storage?

What is a DBMS?

Why are automated information systems preferred?

What do 'records' and 'fields' refer to in a database table?