True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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A form is
the primary object used to enter, edit, and find data.
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2.
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In a
datasheet, sometimes all of the fields are not visible.
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3.
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A text box
control is a bound control.
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4.
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A tab
control is an unbound control.
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5.
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You would
use line and rectangle controls to add data to a form.
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6.
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Whether you
create the form from scratch in Design View or by using the Form Wizard, you can modify it later if
needed.
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7.
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Forms can be
used to enter and edit data.
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8.
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A label is a
bound control.
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9.
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By designing
a form to match a source document, you facilitate fast and accurate data entry.
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10.
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Bound
controls exist only to clarify or enhance the appearance of the form.
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11.
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In the
figure above, item 1 points to text box controls.
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12.
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In the
figure above, item 2 points to text box controls.
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13.
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In the
figure above, item 4 points to option button controls.
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14.
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You can sort
but not filter records using a form.
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15.
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You can
modify a form that you have created using Form Design View, but those created by the Form Wizard
cannot be modified later.
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16.
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A form
contains Record Navigation buttons similar to those found on a datasheet.
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17.
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You can
resize a form to be wider or narrower.
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18.
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Form Design
View allows you to add, but not delete, controls.
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19.
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In Form
Design View, the pointer that looks like an open black hand will move all selected
controls.
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20.
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When you
create a form with the Form Wizard, it places a list box to the left of each text box with the
field's name.
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21.
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Text boxes
are often used to clarify and describe bound labels.
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22.
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You can make
property changes to a control through the menu and toolbar options.
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23.
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On a form,
text box controls display data from an underlying record source.
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24.
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In Form
Design View, if you double-click the edge of a label you will open its property sheet.
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25.
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If you click
in either the horizontal or vertical ruler in Form Design View, you will select all controls that
intersect the selection line.
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26.
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The property
sheet title bar tells you what type of control you are working with.
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27.
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Properties
are listed in alphabetical order in the property sheet.
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28.
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A form has
multiple sections which control how the form is displayed and printed.
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29.
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By default
the Form Header section is not opened in Form Design View.
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30.
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By default,
the Form Footer section is not opened in Form Design View.
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31.
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All controls
created by the Form Wizard are placed in the Detail section.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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32.
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Which
control, when "pressed" displays "yes" information? a. | Bound image
control | b. | Combo box | c. | Tab control | d. | Toggle button | | |
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33.
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This control
is used to display "yes" or "no" answers for a field. a. | Check
box | b. | List
box | c. | Combo
box | d. | Option
box | | |
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34.
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This control
is used to provide consistent descriptive text as you navigate from record to
record. a. | Text
box | b. | Combo
box | c. | List
box | d. | Label | | |
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35.
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This control
is used to display, edit, or enter data for each record. It does not provide a list of possible data
entries. a. | Label | b. | Text box | c. | Combo box | d. | Command button | | |
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36.
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This control
displays a list of possible data entries from which the user can choose. a. | Label | b. | Text box | c. | List box | d. | Tab control | | |
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37.
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This control
is used to create a three-dimensional aspect to a form and to organize other
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