Q1. What is one reason to temporarily unsplit a database?
A. To allow multiple users to access it simultaneously
B. To make design changes or upgrades easier
C. To decrease the database's security
D. To enable automatic linking of tables

Q2. When is it beneficial to run an unsplit database from your local drive?
A. When it needs to be accessed by users from different locations
B. When you want to back up data to a cloud service
C. When you have downsized to a single user and want a performance boost
D. When you want to enable automatic updates

Q3. Why should every workstation have its own copy of the front-end file in a split database setup?
A. To ensure faster server performance
B. To prevent data loss during power outages
C. To avoid database corruption due to multiple users accessing the same front end
D. To facilitate the automatic backup of data

Q4. What is an important step to take before unsplitting a database?
A. Delete all existing queries
B. Create new tables
C. Back up your data to prevent loss of information
D. Disable automatic table linking

Q5. What is the consequence of not using the preferred method to unsplit a database with existing relationships?
A. Some tables may become permanently locked
B. Global relationships between tables may not be preserved
C. The database becomes incompatible with Access
D. Tables will be deleted accidentally

Q6. What should you do after copying the back-end file locally when unsplitting a database?
A. Share the local copy with other users
B. Regularly upload changes to the server
C. Ensure that all relationships are preserved
D. Keep the back-end file in a shared network location

Q7. Which option should you choose when importing tables to maintain their relationships in Access?
A. Import data only, not definitions
B. Select 'Definitions only'
C. Choose 'Definition and data' and check the 'Relationships' option
D. Import only the main tables, excluding related tables

Q8. What is a potential negative effect of having multiple users share the same front-end file on a server?
A. It can lead to faster access times for all users
B. It may result in improved record-keeping
C. It can cause database corruption
D. It simplifies synchronizing updates across users

Q9. In what situation is using a Dropbox or Google Drive folder recommended?
A. While actively working and accessing the database
B. As a storage location for nightly backups
C. For storing and linking live database files
D. As the main operating directory for the database

Q10. What is a potential benefit of splitting a database for a multi-user environment?
A. Simplified backup process
B. Enhanced data security through single access point
C. Facilitates simultaneous access by multiple users with each having a local front-end copy
D. Easier to hide data from users

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

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