Q1. What does Megan from Chandler, Arizona need help with in Microsoft Access?
A. Storing attachments inside the database
B. Automatically loading multiple images for products
C. Creating a report for product listings
D. Designing forms without code

Q2. Why should you avoid storing images directly inside a Microsoft Access database?
A. It makes the database run faster
B. It decreases the database size
C. It is more secure
D. It bloats the database

Q3. In Richard's tutorial, where are images intended to be stored instead of within the database?
A. In an email
B. In a folder outside the database
C. In an embedded Excel file
D. In an online drive

Q4. What must be created to facilitate importing multiple images into the database?
A. A new report
B. An image control
C. An import folder within the database folder
D. A form with attachment support

Q5. What is the purpose of the import folder in Richard's method?
A. To display images on the form directly
B. To temporarily store images pending import
C. To permanently store all imported images
D. To email images to customers

Q6. Which visual basic for applications (VBA) knowledge does Richard suggest you need for this tutorial?
A. Enumerator objects only
B. Loop constructs like while loops and string functions
C. Advanced data connection strings
D. HTML and CSS integration

Q7. To dynamically reference images stored in the database, which control is used on the form?
A. Button control
B. Label control
C. Image control
D. Text box control

Q8. In the tutorial, what is the correct field name format Richard uses to avoid reserved words?
A. image_field
B. Image
C. MyImage
D. Image1

Q9. How does Richard suggest forming the image file path in the form's image control source?
A. By hardcoding the full file path
B. By using the equals current project.path and concatenating with folder and file name
C. By embedding the images directly
D. By referencing an external URL

Q10. What will be covered in the extended cut of the video series?
A. Creating a report for displaying images
B. Using a button to select multiple files with the file dialog
C. Embedding images directly within Access forms
D. Exporting data to Excel

Answers: 1-B; 2-D; 3-B; 4-C; 5-B; 6-B; 7-C; 8-C; 9-B; 10-B

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