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DBMS Mock Test KGMU

The document is a mock test for the KGMU Computer Programmer Exam focused on Database Management Systems (DBMS), consisting of 50 questions across multiple sections. It includes multiple choice questions about data models, schemas, SQL commands, and assertion-reason type questions. The test covers various topics such as DDL, DML, and the three-schema architecture.

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DBMS Mock Test KGMU

The document is a mock test for the KGMU Computer Programmer Exam focused on Database Management Systems (DBMS), consisting of 50 questions across multiple sections. It includes multiple choice questions about data models, schemas, SQL commands, and assertion-reason type questions. The test covers various topics such as DDL, DML, and the three-schema architecture.

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DBMS Mock Test - KGMU Computer Programmer Exam

Total Questions: 50 | Topics: Data Models, Schemas, Architecture, SQL, etc.

Section 1: Multiple Choice Questions (Q1 - Q15)

Q1. Which level in DBMS describes the physical storage structure?

a) Conceptual level

b) Internal level

c) External level

d) View level

Q2. Which of the following is NOT a DML command?

a) INSERT

b) DELETE

c) CREATE

d) UPDATE

Q3. The term schema refers to:

a) A snapshot of data

b) Structure of database

c) Data dictionary

d) A type of query

Q4. SQL is a:

a) Procedural language

b) Non-procedural language

c) Machine language

d) Assembly language

Q5. Which of the following ensures logical structure of the entire database?

a) Internal schema

b) Conceptual schema
c) External schema

d) Physical schema

Q6. Which of the following is an example of DDL?

a) UPDATE

b) GRANT

c) ALTER

d) SELECT

Q7. Which of the following is NOT a database language component?

a) DDL

b) DML

c) OOP

d) TCL

Q8. Which command is used to remove all rows from a table?

a) DELETE

b) REMOVE

c) ERASE

d) TRUNCATE

Q9. External schema is also called:

a) View level

b) Internal level

c) Physical schema

d) Logical schema

Q10. Which of the following is NOT part of the three-schema architecture?

a) Internal

b) Conceptual

c) External

d) Intermediate
Q11. DCL is used for:

a) Transaction control

b) Access control

c) Table creation

d) Querying data

Q12. Which command is used to save a transaction?

a) SAVE

b) COMMIT

c) BEGIN

d) EXECUTE

Q13. In which level is data actually stored?

a) Conceptual

b) External

c) Internal

d) View

Q14. What is used to define a database structure?

a) DDL

b) DML

c) TCL

d) DCL

Q15. Which command permanently deletes table structure and its data?

a) DELETE

b) DROP

c) ERASE

d) REMOVE

Section 2: Assertion-Reason Type (Q16 - Q20)


Q16. Assertion (A): DCL commands manage access rights.

Reason (R): GRANT and REVOKE are examples of DCL.

a) Both A and R true, R correct explanation

b) Both true, R not explanation

c) A true, R false

d) Both false

Q17. Assertion (A): Conceptual level hides storage details.

Reason (R): Conceptual schema defines user interfaces.

a) Both A and R true, R correct explanation

b) Both true, R not explanation

c) A true, R false

d) Both false

Q18. Assertion (A): Physical data independence is easier.

Reason (R): Conceptual schema rarely changes.

a) Both A and R true, R correct explanation

b) Both true, R not explanation

c) A false, R true

d) Both false

Q19. Assertion (A): SQL can manipulate and define data.

Reason (R): SQL includes both DML and DDL commands.

a) Both A and R true, R correct explanation

b) Both true, R not explanation

c) A true, R false

d) Both false

Q20. Assertion (A): External schemas are user specific.

Reason (R): Multiple users can have different views.

a) Both A and R true, R correct explanation


b) Both true, R not explanation

c) A true, R false

d) Both false

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