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    The document discusses concepts related to data modeling using the entity-relationship (ER) model. It includes multiple choice questions about logical design, entity sets, relationship types, relationship constraints, weak entity types, and notations used in ER diagrams. The key topics covered are attributes, entity types, relationships, participation constraints, cardinality ratios, and uniqueness constraints as they relate to modeling data using the ER model.

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    The document discusses concepts related to data modeling using the entity-relationship (ER) model. It includes multiple choice questions about logical design, entity sets, relationship types, relationship constraints, weak entity types, and notations used in ER diagrams. The key topics covered are attributes, entity types, relationships, participation constraints, cardinality ratios, and uniqueness constraints as they relate to modeling data using the ER model.

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    The document discusses concepts related to data modeling using the entity-relationship (ER) model. It includes multiple choice questions about logical design, entity sets, relationship types, relationship constraints, weak entity types, and notations used in ER diagrams. The key topics covered are attributes, entity types, relationships, participation constraints, cardinality ratios, and uniqueness constraints as they relate to modeling data using the ER model.

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    The document discusses concepts related to data modeling using the entity-relationship (ER) model. It includes multiple choice questions about logical design, entity sets, relationship types, relationship constraints, weak entity types, and notations used in ER diagrams. The key topics covered are attributes, entity types, relationships, participation constraints, cardinality ratios, and uniqueness constraints as they relate to modeling data using the ER model.

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    Chapter 3

    Data Modeling Using ER model


    1. Logical design is also known as a) Requirement collection and analysis b) Application program design c) Data model mapping d) Physical design 2. Person having more than one residence addresses and each residence having single address and multiple phones is example for ______ attribute. a) Derived b) Multi-valued c) Composite d) Complex 3. Entity set is also known as ______ a) Intension b) Extension c) Schema d) Domain 4. Uniqueness constraint must hold for ______ a) Every entity set of an entity type b) Particular entity set of entity type c) Entity set at a particular point in time d) Weak entity set 5. The attribute of relation type can not be migrated to one of the participating entity type in ______ relation a) 1:1 b) 1:N c) N:1 d) M:N 6. For 1:N relationship, a relation attribute can be migrated only to the entity type on ______ side of relation a) 1 b) N c) Either d) Neither 7. Which of the following is not true with regarding to weak entity types a) An owner entity can be weak entity

    b) Weak entity can not have more than one identifying entity type and identifying relation type of degree higher than 2 c) Weak entity type always has existence dependency but every existence dependency does not result in weak entity type d) Partial key attribute is underlined with a dashed or dotted line in ER diagram 8. A pilot can fly three types of planes and a plane can be piloted by any qualified pilot. The pilot-plane type relationship is (a) N:3 (b) 3:N (c) 1:3 (d) 3:1 9. The role that a participating entity from the entity type plays in each relationship instance is considered as ______ and it becomes essential for distinguishing the meaning of each participation ______ relationship types a. Role name, Recursive relationship b. Role name, Binary relationship c. Role entity, Recursive relationship d. Role entity, Binary relationship 10. Following are the relationship constraints A) Cardinality ratio B) Uniqueness constraint C) Participation constraint a) b) c) d) A and B B and C A and C All A, B and C

    11. Identify the relation constraints on the following fig i.e., Employee Works _For Department

    a. 1: N binary relation ship type & Total participation

    b. N:1 binary relation ship type d. N:1 binary relation ship type

    & Partial participation & Total participation

    c. 1: N binary relation ship type & Partial participation

    12. Match the following notations for ER diagrams.


    Symbol 1) Meaning a) Multivalued attribute

    b) Weak entity 2) 3) c) Partial key

    4)

    d)Identifying relationship

    5)

    e) Derived attribute a) 1-c, 2-d, 3-e, 5-b, 4-a b) 1-b, 2-d, 3-e, 4-a, 5-c c) 1-b, 2-a, 3-d, 4-a, 5-c d) 1-b, 2-d, 3-c, 4-a, 5-e

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