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| To make a database of your friends' addresses that could be sorted by their last names, you would need to make "Last Name": | A field |
| In a database, an ascending sort means: | Putting data in A to Z order. |
| A collection of related information is known as a: | Database |
| A group of related fields is known as: | Record |
| In an electronic database, all the information about one subject is called: | Record |
| A group of fields in a database is known as a: | Record |
| One piece or item of information in a database is known as an: | Entry |
| Information in a database is divided into: | Fields |
| What term applies to a collection of related records in a database? | File |
| Items sorted in descending order: | Z to A alphabetical order |
| To put data in a particular order: | sort |
| An example of a connector: | And |
| The mathematical operator meaning less than: | < |
| The mathematical operator that means the same as equal to or greater than: | => |
| An example of a computerized database program found in a school: | An automated card catalog system in the media center. |
| A field is the proper term used to describe: | A category of information. |
| What item would serve the same purpose as a database: | file cabinet. |
| A set of related records in a database is known as a: | file |
| Last name, first name and phone number are all examples of: | fields |
| Students lined up from youngest to the oldest would be an example of what sort order? | Ascending order. |
| If books are organized from the most expensive to the cheapest, what is the sort order? | Descending order. |
| To find a specific entry in a record what method would you use: | Searching |
| The software used to organize large amounts of data is: | Database software |
