Exam 13: Access 2007 Unit C: Using Forms

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Matt Jeffries is a database designer at Quest Specialty Travel. He has used the main Tours database to isolate and analyze Adventure tours that occur in Colorado. Matt s boss wants him to insert an image of the state of Colorado for each record. In which section should he add this image?

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Question 21

Match each term below with the statement that best defines it.

Used to create a 3-D aspect to a form.

Tab control

Used to display a choice for a field in an option group.

Command button

Displays an image that doesn't change from record to record.

Bound object frame

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Used to create a 3-D aspect to a form.

Used to display a choice for a field in an option group.

Displays an image that doesn't change from record to record.

Used to run a macro.

Displays data stored by an OLE field.

Used to display yes/no answers for a field; if the button is pressed it means yes.

Displays a list of possible data entries for a field; uses both the list box and text box controls.

Used to display yes/no answers for a field; if the box is checked it means yes.

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Question 22

Controls placed in this form section print once for every record in the underlying object.

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Question 23

Which technique would you use to select several controls in Form Design View?

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Question 24

Which of the following would NOT be considered a graphic image?

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Question 25

A text box control is a bound control.

(True/False)

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Question 26

This control provides an easy way to initiate a command or run a macro.

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Question 27

The only way to select all controls that intersect the selection line is to click in the horizontal ruler.

(True/False)

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Question 28

Bound controls exist only to clarify or enhance the appearance of the form.

(True/False)

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Question 29

The ____________________ button control displays "yes" or "no" answers for a field.

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Question 30

____________________ images, such as pictures, can be added to a form.

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Question 31

The ____________________ object frame displays a picture or clip art that doesn't change as you navigate from record to record.

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Question 32

In the figure above, item 5 points to a(n) ____.

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Question 33

This control is used to display, edit, or enter data for each record. It does not provide a list of possible data entries.

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Question 34

You can press ____ to move the focus through the controls of the form.

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Question 35

In the figure above, item 4 points to option button controls.

(True/False)

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Question 36

Matt Jeffries is a database designer at Quest Specialty Travel. He has used the main Tours database to isolate and analyze Adventure tours that occur in Colorado. Show the expression Matt should enter to calculate each tour s end date.

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Question 37

The ____________________ button control provides an easy way to run a macro.

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Question 38

Which type of control would you most likely use to display first name information?

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Question 39

The ____________________ Sheet is a comprehensive listing of all characteristics that have been specified for that control.

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Exam 13: Access 2007 Unit C: Using Forms

Matt Jeffries is a database designer at Quest Specialty Travel. He has used the main Tours database to isolate and analyze Adventure tours that occur in Colorado. Matt s boss wants him to insert an image of the state of Colorado for each record. In which section should he add this image?

Controls placed in this form section print once for every record in the underlying object.

Which technique would you use to select several controls in Form Design View?

Which of the following would NOT be considered a graphic image?

A text box control is a bound control.

This control provides an easy way to initiate a command or run a macro.

The only way to select all controls that intersect the selection line is to click in the horizontal ruler.

Bound controls exist only to clarify or enhance the appearance of the form.

The ____________________ button control displays "yes" or "no" answers for a field.

____________________ images, such as pictures, can be added to a form.

The ____________________ object frame displays a picture or clip art that doesn't change as you navigate from record to record.

In the figure above, item 5 points to a(n) ____.

This control is used to display, edit, or enter data for each record. It does not provide a list of possible data entries.

You can press ____ to move the focus through the controls of the form.

In the figure above, item 4 points to option button controls.

Matt Jeffries is a database designer at Quest Specialty Travel. He has used the main Tours database to isolate and analyze Adventure tours that occur in Colorado. Show the expression Matt should enter to calculate each tour s end date.

The ____________________ button control provides an easy way to run a macro.

Which type of control would you most likely use to display first name information?

The ____________________ Sheet is a comprehensive listing of all characteristics that have been specified for that control.

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