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Computing quiz for grade 10: Databases and SQL This quiz helps revise “Databases and SQL” in Computing for grade 10. It has 25 questions in five categories: Database Structure, Reading Data, Filtering Data, Changing Data, Links and Summaries. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Database Structure 100 What is a vertical field in a relation that stores one named property across many records called?
200 Which common SQL data type is used for whole numbers?
300 Which common SQL data…
In the game400 Which constraint uniquely identifies…
In the game500 Which constraint links a…
In the gameReading Data 100 Which keyword begins a query that returns chosen fields?
200 Which symbol in a query's result list requests every field?
300 Which keyword removes duplicate…
In the game400 Which clause arranges query…
In the game500 Which keyword makes sorting…
In the gameFiltering Data 100 Which clause keeps only records for which a condition is true?
200 Which comparison operator tests whether two expressions have exactly the same value?
300 Which SQL operator checks…
In the game400 Which operator tests whether…
In the game500 Which SQL test checks…
In the gameChanging Data 100 Which statement adds new records to an existing relation?
200 Which statement changes field values in existing records?
300 Which statement removes records…
In the game400 Which statement creates a…
In the game500 Which statement changes the…
In the gameLinks and Summaries 100 Which aggregate function returns the number of records in a set?
200 Which aggregate function returns the arithmetic mean of numeric values?
300 Which operation combines matching…
In the game400 Which clause partitions records…
In the game500 Which clause filters aggregated…
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