Data Modeling with ER Model

Q. In an ER diagram, how is a multi-valued attribute represented?
  • A. As a rectangle
  • B. As an oval
  • C. As a double oval
  • D. As a diamond
Q. In an ER model, what does a circle represent?
  • A. An entity
  • B. An attribute
  • C. A relationship
  • D. A weak entity
Q. In an ER model, what is an attribute?
  • A. A relationship between entities
  • B. A property or characteristic of an entity
  • C. A unique identifier for an entity
  • D. A type of database operation
Q. What does a primary key do in an ER model?
  • A. Links two entities
  • B. Identifies a unique record
  • C. Defines a relationship type
  • D. Stores multiple values
Q. What does a primary key in an ER model signify?
  • A. A unique identifier for an entity
  • B. A foreign key reference
  • C. An attribute that can be null
  • D. A relationship type
Q. What does an entity represent in an ER model?
  • A. A relationship between two tables
  • B. A real-world object or concept
  • C. A specific attribute of a table
  • D. A constraint on data
Q. What is a primary key in the context of an ER model?
  • A. A key that allows for data redundancy
  • B. A unique identifier for each entity instance
  • C. A foreign key that links to another table
  • D. A type of relationship between entities
Q. What is the main advantage of using an ER model?
  • A. It is easy to implement in SQL
  • B. It provides a clear visual representation of data
  • C. It eliminates the need for normalization
  • D. It allows for complex queries
Q. What is the main purpose of an ER model?
  • A. To define SQL queries
  • B. To visualize database structure
  • C. To manage transactions
  • D. To optimize indexing
Q. What is the purpose of an associative entity in an ER model?
  • A. To represent a many-to-many relationship
  • B. To store attributes of a relationship
  • C. To simplify complex relationships
  • D. All of the above
Q. What is the purpose of normalization in database design?
  • A. To increase redundancy
  • B. To eliminate data anomalies
  • C. To simplify the ER diagram
  • D. To enhance query performance
Q. What is the role of attributes in an ER model?
  • A. To define relationships
  • B. To provide additional information about entities
  • C. To serve as primary keys
  • D. To represent constraints
Q. Which of the following is a characteristic of a weak entity?
  • A. It can exist independently of other entities
  • B. It has a primary key of its own
  • C. It relies on a strong entity for its identification
  • D. It cannot have attributes
Q. Which of the following is an example of a weak entity?
  • A. A customer with a unique ID
  • B. An order that depends on a customer
  • C. A product with a SKU
  • D. A department with a manager
Q. Which of the following is NOT a type of relationship in an ER model?
  • A. One-to-One
  • B. One-to-Many
  • C. Many-to-Many
  • D. Many-to-One
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