1) What is a database? a) A place where you store your shoes. b) A collection of data is organised in a way that a computer program can quickly select desired pieces of data. c) A new type of game console. d) A magical box that answers all your questions. 2) Which of these is an example of a database? a) A diary b) A school timetable c) A grocery list d) All of the above 3) Why do we use databases? a) To store data in an organised manner for easy access and management. b) To make more work for computing teachers. c) To keep secrets safe from siblings. d) To play music. 4) What can you use Microsoft Access for in a database? a) To access restricted areas. b) To create and manage databases. c) To lock and unlock your computer. d) To surf the internet. 5) What is a 'table' in a database? a) Furniture to put computers on. b) A chart that shows monthly weather forecasts. c) A collection of data about a particular subject that consists of rows and columns. d) A place to have lunch at school.

Introduction to databases!

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