In MS Access, to create a relationship between two tables, you typically use: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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In MS Access, to create a relationship between two tables, you typically use:

A. Design -> Relationships

B. Create -> Table Relationships

C. Database Tools -> Relationships

D. External Data -> Link Tables

Answer: Option C

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Relationships are managed under Database Tools tab.

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In Excel, which formula will correctly return the text 'Hello' from cell A1 if A1 contains 'Hello World'?

A. =TRIM(A1)

B. =MID(A1,1,6)

C. =RIGHT(A1,5)

D. =LEFT(A1,5)

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
LEFT(A1,5) extracts first 5 characters ('Hello'). RIGHT gets from right, MID from any position, TRIM removes extra spaces.

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In MS Word, how can you quickly increase indent of a paragraph?

A. Press Tab at the beginning of the paragraph

B. Press Ctrl + M

C. Both A and B

D. Press Ctrl + T

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Ctrl+M increases left indent; Tab at start of paragraph increases first-line indent (if allowed). But both increase indentation. So C.

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In MS Access, a 'Select query' retrieves data based on criteria and:

A. Deletes matching records

B. Updates records

C. Displays the results in a datasheet

D. Creates a new table

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Select query shows a dynaset of records.

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