Daily Life Questions

My Daily Life Questions

Everyday, we encounter our friends, love ones, a person we don't know, and other people. They ask us different questions that can start a casual conversation. For example : "How are you?" , "What are you doing here? " , and if someone is lost, he will ask you for directions. My point is , we encounter different kinds of questions in our lives, and today, as a student, our teacher (Ma'am Cherry) tasked us to list down common questions that I encounter. Then, we should relate it to the Microsoft Access Query, to be honest, I don't really know what to do but I'm going to do my best to do this activity.

My Common Question List

1. What's your number ?
           Secret , HAHAAH

           In MS Access, we store different kinds of database. Personal database, company database, business database , etc... In relating this frequently asked question (FAQ) to MS Access, if you want to know an individual's phone number, you can easily find by looking into the Query of the Personal Database. Look for the "Phone Number" or "Number" field and there you can identify the person's number.

2. What's your favorite color ?
             My favorite colors are red, yellow, and black.

          In relating it to MS Access Database, some personal database contains "Color" field, and someone might enter a data / information to that field. Again, you can look up into it and find the information you need.

3. What's your name ?
              My name is (Jeff) Kyrie.

         Relating it to MS Access Database, databases usually contains a "Name" field and you can easily know a person's name if  you open that Database.



That's all I can say at least I did my best to finish this activity ( lol ) , I'm hoping that our teacher gets satisfied by this blog and hope she gives passing grades too. I feel confident doing this article at my blog because I know no one will look up to this because I'm not famous . Only our computer teacher will go at this site and check out our blog so, if someone else is reading this, I hope you understand the struggles of "not being smart"; I'm only a student.

I hope you've learned something new here, thanks for visiting.

Signing out,
Villaggio Ignatius School Student
Kyrie











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