(CO 2) A default value is
• a predefined list of values that can be selected by the user.
• a specific value that automatically appears in a field that cannot be changed by the user.
• a specific value that automatically appears in a field and has edit capabilities.
• a value that cannot be lower or higher than the selected limit.

Question 2
(CO 2) A field can be added to a report to
• add a picture or logo.
• show a default value.
• values for two or more fields.
• appear in a predefined dropdown list.

Question 3
(CO 2) Using an input mask is complex, however, MS Access provides common input masks, such as
• phone number and address.
• social security number and last name.
• phone number or social security number.
• social security number and date and time.

Question 4
(CO 2) A lookup field is used to
• provide the current data.
• provide a predefined list of values for a field.
• provide only one default value.
• uses the same table to set up the values.

Question 5
(CO 2) To add a list of available choices to a form, use a(n)
• combo box.
• tab control.
• option button.
• checkbox.

Question 6
(CO 5) To edit a form, use the
• layout view or design view.
• datasheet view.
• layout view.
• design view.

Question 7
(CO 5) A form type that displays records in a tabular format, but has more editing options is a(n)
• subform.
• datasheet form.
• split form.
• multiple items form.

Question 8
(CO 5) A datasheet form
• is a form that allows the user to change the appearance of the form.
• entry by a user is always linked to the content of a table.
• and a table are the same thing.
• provides the user with the same look as a table.

Question 9

(CO 5) The title for a form should be placed in the
• form header.
• textbox in the details area.
• details area.
• textbox in the form header.

Question 10
(CO 5) Use the arrange form layout tool to
• move fields
• insert space.
• change the form layout
• All of the above