Microsoft Access Questions and Answers
DBMS Microsoft Access programming questions and answers test your knowledge of relational database management and practical data handling. This topic covers database creation, query design, relationships, normalization, and SQL implementation in Microsoft Access. Many placement companies like TCS, CTS, and Capgemini include questions on Access to assess candidates’ understanding of data modeling and query logic. Practicing these programming questions and answers helps students develop the skill to manage and manipulate data efficiently. Learn through real-world examples, SQL query exercises, and short MCQs to strengthen your database fundamentals before interviews and competitive exams.
Microsoft Access
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21. In Access press.................................. to Copy the selected control to the Clipboard
- CTRL + C
- CTRL + X
- CTRL + V
- None of these
22. In Access press RIGHT ARROW or CTRL + LEFT ARROW
- Move the selected control to the right (except controls that are part of a layout)
- Move the selected control to the left (except controls that are part of a layout)
- Move the selected control up
- None of these
23. In Access press LEFT ARROW or CTRL + LEFT ARROW
- Move the selected control to the right (except controls that are part of a layout)
- Move the selected control the left (except controls that are part of a layout)
- Move the selected control up
- None of these
24. In Access press ALT + F11 to
- Display the Control menu
- Display the shortcut menu
- Close the active window
- None of these
25. In Access press ALT +F11 to
- Display the Control menu
- Display the shortcut menu
- Close the active window
- Switch between the Visual Basic Editor and the previous active window
26. In Access press to Toggle the focus forward between controls in the wizard
- TAB
- ALT + N
- ALT + B
- ALT + F
27. In Access press to Toggle the focus forward between controls in the wizard
- TAB
- ALT + N
- ALT + B
- ALT + F
28. In Access press UP ARROW to
- Move up one line
- Move up one page
- Exit the combo box or list box
- None of these
29. In Access press PAGE UP
- Move up one line
- Move up one page
- Exit the combo box or list box
- None of these
30. In Access press TAB
- Move up one line
- Move up one page
- Exit the combo box or list box
- None of these