1. Alejandro Aguilar, Randy Aguilar Jr, Carlos Muraira

2.  Database-  an organized collection of information that may or may not be stored in a computer Table -the underlying structure of a relational database characterized by rows and columns base de datos -  conjunto organizado de información que puede estar guardado o no en una computadora  Tabla Estructura subyacente de una base de datos relacional caracterizada por filas y columnas.

3.  record  a part of a database that holds data about a particular individual or item  field  part of a database that holds an individual piece of data  registro  parte de una base de datos que contiene datos acerca de un individuo o elemento específico  campo  parte de una base de datos que contiene un dato individual

4.  data type  settings applied to a database field, which allow the field to store only information of a specific type and/or format  tipo de datos  parámetros que se aplican a un campo de base de datos, que permiten al campo almacenar información de un solo tipo y/o formato específico

5.  garbage in, garbage out (GIGO)  a phrase that stresses the importance of inputting accurate data in a database  entra basura, sale basura  frase que destaca la importancia de introducir datos precisos en una base de datos

6.  1. Which of the following is not a part of a database?  A.tables  B.records  C.fields  2. In a database, a _____ is a unit of information about one individual or item.  A.table  B.field  C.record  D.file

7.  3. Which of the following is not an advantage of a computerized database?  A.the ability to enter information quickly  B.the ability to find information quickly  C.the ability to create worksheets  D.the ability to organize information in different ways  4.What does the term GIGO stand for?  A.get in, get out  B.good information, good output  C.garbage in, garbage out  D.garbage input, garbage output

8.  4.What does the term GIGO stand for?  A.get in, get out  B.good information, good output  C.garbage in, garbage out  D.garbage input, garbage output  5. Which type of database allows you to work with data in only one table?  A.relational database  B.key-field database  C.flat-file database  D.organizational database

9.  6.This kind of database can be used to store all kinds of items, such as documents or video clips.  A.flat-file database  B.object-oriented database  C.multimedia database  D.none of the above  7._____ the same data in multiple tables requires the computer to store more information and increases the chance of errors.  A.Repeating  B.Avoiding  C.Formatting  D.Linking

10.  8.This means finding data by looking at all the records in a database.  A.surfing  B.mining  C.peeking  D.browsing  If you sort data in order of increasing value, such as A–Z or 1–9, what sort order are you using?  A.ascending  B.descending  C.incremental  D.exponential

11.  10.This is a user- created direction that tells the database to find specific records.  A.sort order  B.report template  C.query  D.field  11.A database is an organized collection of information.  A.True  B.False 12. Databases typically store all their data in one large table. A. True B. False 12. Databases typically store all their data in one large table. A. True B. False 12. Databases typically store all their data in one large table. A. True B. False

12.  12. Databases typically store all their data in one large table.  A.True  B.False  13.A field’s data type determines what kind of information can be stored there.  A.True  B.False 

13.  A computerized database can store millions of telephone numbers.  A.True  B.False

14.  A query lets you speed up the browsing process by finding information that matches specific criteria.  A.True  B.False