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Ace your database exams with this comprehensive test bank for Modern Database Management, 13th Edition by Hoffer, Venkataraman, and Topi. This essential study resource provides hundreds of multiple-choice, true/false, and short-answer questions covering every chapter, complete with verified answers. Master core database concepts, from foundational principles to advanced topics like NoSQL and big data technologies. Perfect for students in information systems, computer science, and MBA programs, this test bank will help you test your knowledge and prepare for quizzes and exams with confidence. All Chapters Covered (1-14) Verified Answers for every question Instant download after purchase Perfect for exam prep and study guides Topics Covered: Chapter 1: The Database Environment and Development Process Chapter 2: Modeling Data in the Organization Chapter 3: The Enhanced E-R Model Chapter 4: Logical Database Design and the Relational Model Chapter 5: Introduction to SQL Chapter 6: Advanced SQL Chapter 7: Databases in Applications Chapter 8: Physical Database Design and Database Infrastructure Chapter 9: Data Warehousing and Data Integration Chapter 10: Big Data Technologies Chapter 11: Analytics and Its Implications Chapter 12: Data and Database Administration with a Focus on Data Quality Chapter 13: Distributed Databases Chapter 14: Object-Oriented Data Modeling

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TESTBANK k




MODERN DATABASE MANAGEMENT, 13TH EDITION
k k k k




Jeff Hoffer, Ramesh Venkataraman, Heikki Topi
k k k k k

,ModernkDatabasekManagement,k13ek(Hoffer)
Chapterk1k k ThekDatabasekEnvironmentkandkDevelopmentkProcess

1) AccordingktokakMcKinseykGlobalkInstitutekReport,kink2010kalone,kglobalkenterpriseskstoredk
morekthan:
A) 1kterabytekofkdata.
B) 3kgigabyteskofkdata.
C) atkleastk100kpetabyteskofkdata.
D) morekthank7kbillionkexabyteskofkdata.k
Answer:k D
LO:k 1.1:kDefinekkeykterms.kDif
ficulty:k EasykClassification:k C
oncept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology

2) Databasekmanagementk involveskallkofkthekfollowingkEXCEPT:
A) collectingkdata.
B) organizingkdata.
C) designkwebkpages.
D) managingkdata.
kAnswer:k C

LO:k 1.1:kDefinekkeykterms.kDif
ficulty:k EasykClassification:k C
oncept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology

3) Akdatabasekiskankorganizedkcollectionkofk relatedkdata.
A) logically
B) physically
C) loosely
D) badlykA
nswer:k A
LO:k 1.1:kDefinekkeykterms.kDif
ficulty:k EasykClassification:k C
oncept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology

4) Legacyksystemskoftenkcontainkdatakofk qualitykandkarekgenerallykhostedkonk .
A) poor;kpersonalkcomputers
B) excellent;kmainframes
C) poor;kmainframes
D) excellent;kworkgroupkcomputers
kAnswer:k C

LO:k 3.1:kDefinekkeykterms.kDif
ficulty:k ModeratekClassificati
on:k Concept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology
1
Copyrightk©k2019kPearsonkEducation,kInc.

,5) Program-datakdependencekiskcausedkby:
A) filekdescriptionskbeingkstoredkinkeachkdatabasekapplication.
B) datakdescriptionskbeingkstoredkonkakserver.
C) datakdescriptionskbeingkwrittenkintokprogrammingkcode.
D) datakcohabitingkwithkprograms.k
Answer:k A
LO:k 1.2:kNamekseveralklimitationskofkconventionalkfilekprocessingksystems.kD
ifficulty:k Moderate
Classification:k Concept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology

6) Becausekapplicationskarekoftenkdevelopedkindependentlykinkfilekprocessingksystems:
A) thekdatakiskalwaysknon-redundant.
B) unplannedkduplicatekdatakfileskarekthekrulekratherkthankthekexception.
C) datakcankalwayskbeksharedkwithkothers.
D) therekiskaklargekvolumekofkfilekI/O.k
Answer:k B
LO:k 1.2:kNamekseveralklimitationskofkconventionalkfilekprocessingksystems.kD
ifficulty:k Moderate
Classification:k Concept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology

7) Relationalkdatabaseskestablishkthekrelationshipskbetweenkentitieskbykmeanskofkcommonkfieldski
ncludedkinkakfilekcalledka(n):
A) entity.
B) relationship.
C) relation.
D) association.
kAnswer:k C

LO:k 1.3:kExplainkatkleastk10kadvantageskofkthekdatabasekapproach,kcomparedktoktraditionalkfilekproc
essing.
Difficulty:k ModeratekClassific
ation:k Concept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology

8) A(n)k
iskoftenkdevelopedkbykidentifyingkakformkorkreportkthatkakuserkneedskonkakregularkbasis.
A) enterprisekview
B) reportingkdocument
C) userkview
D) userksnapshot
kAnswer:k C

LO:k 1.3:kExplainkatkleastk10kadvantageskofkthekdatabasekapproach,kcomparedktoktraditionalkfilekproc
essing.
Difficulty:k ModeratekClassific
ation:k Concept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology
2
Copyrightk©k2019kPearsonkEducation,kInc.

, 9) Akgraphicalksystemkusedktokcapturektheknaturekandkrelationshipskamongkdatakiskcalledka(n):
A) XMLkdatakmodel.
B) hypertextkgraphic.
C) relationalkdatabase.
D) datakmodel.
kAnswer:k D

LO:k 1.3:kExplainkatkleastk10kadvantageskofkthekdatabasekapproach,kcomparedktoktraditionalkfilekproc
essing.
Difficulty:k ModeratekClassific
ation:k Concept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology

10) Datakthatkdescribekthekpropertieskofkotherkdatakare:
A) relationships.
B) logical.
C) physical.
D) metadata.
kAnswer:k D

LO:k 1.3:kExplainkatkleastk10kadvantageskofkthekdatabasekapproach,kcomparedktoktraditionalkfilekproc
essing.
Difficulty:k ModeratekClassific
ation:k Concept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology

11) MetatdataktypicallykdescribeskallkofkthekfollowingkEXCEPT:
A) datakdefinitions.
B) length.
C) allowablekvalues.
D) locationkonkdisk.
Answer:k D
LO:k 1.3:kExplainkatkleastk10kadvantageskofkthekdatabasekapproach,kcomparedktoktraditionalkfilekproc
essing.
Difficulty:k ModeratekClassific
ation:k Concept
AACSB:k InformationkTechnology




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Copyrightk©k2019kPearsonkEducation,kInc.

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