| A | B |
|---|
| A field can be renamed after a table has been created and saved. | True |
| In Access, records can be sorted in ascending order only. | False |
| Sorting the records of a table affects the order of the records in the corresponding form. | False |
| Queries with similar criteria can be created by modifying one query and saving it with a new name. | True |
| Every table in a relational database must be related to at least one other table in the database. | True |
| Descending order is called alphabetical order. | False |
| A form is automatically updated when a table is modified. | False |
| The fields to be displayed by a select query must appear in the design grid. | True |
| A query with the criteria Jan? displays the records for Jan, Jana, and Janet. | False |
| A select query can be modified | in Design view. |
| Which shows records from another table that are related to a particular record? | a subdatasheet |
| a subdatasheet | displays the results of a select query. |
| The asterisk (*) wildcard matches | any number of characters or no characters at all. |
| The question mark (?) wildcard matches | any one character or no character at all. |
| A select query | uses the relationships between tables to determine the data to display. |
| A query with the criteria "GPA>=3.0" will display records with which GPA entry? | 3.0 |
