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Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1Pet: name, colour, age | ALists three attributes that describe a pet | |
| 2Phone: brand, model, storage | BBike: colour = Red, size = 26 | |
| 3Each attribute holds only one fact, so a bike's colour and size are kept as two separate attributes | COne attribute holds several values. The pet's name should be a single fact, and the other names do not describe the same pet. | |
| 4Choose only the attributes that matter for the job, such as a pet's name and age for a vet check-in list | DLists three attributes that describe a phone | |
| 5Bike: colour and size = Red 26 | ETwo facts are squashed into one attribute. Colour and size should be separate attributes, each with one value. | |
| 6Pet: name = Max, Buddy, Rex | FPet: name, age |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.
attribute — One fact that describes an object, such as a pet's name, colour or age. Each attribute holds a single piece of information.Object: Pet
Attribute: name = "Milo"
Attribute: colour = "grey"Object: Bike
Attribute: colour = "red"
Attribute: wheels = 2Object: Bike
Attribute: colour = "red"
Attribute: wheels = 2Object: Pet
Attribute: name = "Milo"
Attribute: colour = "grey"Object: Phone
Attribute: brand = "Samsung"
Attribute: storage = 128