Access 2.02

In Access, a template is

• a database to manage contacts.
• where a database is stored.
• two tables linked together.
• a ready-to-use database.

When you create a new blank database, Access opens a database that contains

• one of each type of database object.
• a table.
• sample data.
• a template.

To save a database file in a location other than the default, click the

• folder icon.
• blank database icon.
• file name button.
• Help button.

The table structure is created when you

• format the data.
• enter data.
• query the data.
• create forms.

The Templates group commands are located on which tab?

• Home
• Create
• Database Tools
• Datasheet

To copy a table, you must first select it in

• the Clipboard.
• Microsoft Office Online.
• the Navigation Pane.
• Datasheet view.

When you paste a table, which dialog box is displayed?

• Table Structure
• Copy Table
• Paste Data
• Paste Table As

After you have created a table or other database object, you should

• save it with a descriptive name.
• copy it to create a backup.
• link it to an external data source.
• insert a blank column at the end.

When you quit the program, Access automatically

• creates a link between all tables.
• leaves the Navigation Pane open.
• saves the data.
• renames the file.

Which is not a way to create a new database table?

• Use Quick Start.
• Choose Create on the Table menu.
• Copy the structure of another table.
• Create a new blank database.