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The document discusses data integrity, normalization, and database concepts. It covers topics like functional dependencies, different forms of normalization including 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF, and database anomalies. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions to test understanding of these topics.

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Chapter 4 Complete

The document discusses data integrity, normalization, and database concepts. It covers topics like functional dependencies, different forms of normalization including 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF, and database anomalies. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions to test understanding of these topics.

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Chapter 4 (Data Integrity and Normalization) Time: 60 Minutes PART-II

Objective Marks: 12; Test-6


1. a relation that contains minimal redundancy and allows easy use called:
a. clean b. simple c. complex d. well structured
2. data inconsistency is caused by:
a. organized data b. integrated data c. independent data d. redundant data
3. Why is validation rules used in database?
a. Ensure data accuracy b. prevent data inconsistency c. improve data quality d. All
4. Transitive dependency is removed in:
a. 1st NF b. 2nd NF c. 3rd NF d. 4th NF
5. Two or more attribute with different names but same meaning creates a problem:
a. Homonyms b. Aliases c. Synonyms d. Alternate
6. Different attributes in two different tables having same name are called:
a. Synonym b. Homonym c. Acronym d. mutually exclusiveness
7. The attribute on the left side of the arrow in a functional dependency is called:
a. Candidate Key b. Determinant c. Foreign Key d. Primary key
nd
8. In 2 NF, which form of dependency is removed?
a. functional b. Transitive c. Associative d. Partial
9. In 3rd NF, which form of dependency is removed?
a. Functional b. Non Functional c. Associative d. Transitive
10. In 3NF a non-key Attribute must not depend on a:
a. Non key attribute b. Key attribute c. Composite Key d. Sort Key
11. Which of the following commands is used to save any transaction permanently into the database?
a. Commit b. Rollback c. Save point d. update
12. Which one of the following commands is used to restore the database to the last committed state?
a. Save point b. Rollback c. Commit d. A & B

Short Questions 10 x 2 = 20
1. Define referential integrity.
2. What is "semantic data inconsistency" or "semantic heterogeneity."
3. What is the difference between data integrity and data security?
4. Write two important integrity constraints in relational database.
5. Define the term redundancy.
6. Explain normalization. Why is normalization used?
7. Define functional dependency with example.
8. What are database anomalies?
9. Write three types of database anomalies.
10. What is determinant and determined in functional dependency?
11. What is repeating group?
12. Define partial dependency
13. Describe transitive dependency
14. List the conditionals for second normal form.
15. Define determinant.
16. Define insertion anomaly.

Long Question 03 x 08 = 24
1. When is a relation in first Normal form? Explain with example.
2. What are the conditions for a relation to be in second normal form? Give example.
3. What is 3NF? Explain with example.

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