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1. This passage discusses key concepts related to databases, programming, and search engines. 2. It provides definitions for terms like relational database, superclass, and fields in a table format with clues for each term. 3. The passage tests the reader's knowledge of technology and computer science topics by having them uncover the term that matches each clue in the across and down sections.

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1. This passage discusses key concepts related to databases, programming, and search engines. 2. It provides definitions for terms like relational database, superclass, and fields in a table format with clues for each term. 3. The passage tests the reader's knowledge of technology and computer science topics by having them uncover the term that matches each clue in the across and down sections.

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1 A relational database management system 2 = start release put in use (6)
(6)
3 = implement instrument (3)
3 = instructions guidelines information (4)
4 (of a menu on a computer screen)
7 = for example for instance eg (4,2) suddenly appearing when an option is
selected (3,2)
9 = fast (5)
5 = too (4)
11 = concentrate (5)
6 = because (5)
13 also called bot (10)
8 Real and software objects ___ two
16 opposite: more difficult (6)
characteristics (5)
18 = conceal (4)
10 A significant word used in indexing or
19 = stop (4) cataloguing (7)
20 = selected (6) 11 Learn or determine with certainty usually
21 = put (5) by making an inquiry or other effort (4,3)
23 dragging and ________ is one of the 12 = constitute (4,2)
actions performed on text or objects with
14 = conduct (8)
a mouse (8)
15 = in place of (6,4)
26 = allow pemit let (6)
17 opposite: receive (4)
27 A class can ___ its state and behavior
from its superclass (7) 22 = ready for use (9)
29 short for the Internet (3,3) 24 Connected to a computer network or
accessible by computer (6)
30 = start (5)
25 another name for fields in programming
31 = artifact gadget (6)
languages (9)
33 Information about recent and important
28 A decision engine rather than a search
events (4)
engine (4)
35 This stands for search engine results page
32 An alphabetical listing of names and
(4)
topics along with page numbers where
36 = a general idea an indication a summary they are discussed (5)
(8)
34 = search look for (4)

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