In MS Access, to see the SQL code behind a query, switch to: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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In MS Access, to see the SQL code behind a query, switch to:

A. Design View

B. Layout View

C. SQL View

D. Datasheet View

Answer: Option C

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SQL View displays the SQL statement.

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In MS Access, the 'Row Source' property of a combo box determines:

A. The field where the selected value is stored

B. The list of values displayed for selection

C. The SQL query to update records

D. The default value

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Row Source provides the data for the list.

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In PowerPoint, the shortcut to open the 'Set Up Slide Show' dialog is:

A. F5

B. Alt + S, T (ribbon shortcut)

C. Shift + F5

D. Ctrl + Shift + S

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
No direct single key; Alt+S, T is the key tip sequence.

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In MS Access, a column within a datasheet view or table template is strictly referred to as a:

A. Record

B. Tuple

C. Entity

D. Field

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
In database contexts like MS Access, columns are called Fields (representing data attributes), while rows are called Records or Tuples.

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