Are the ID names in the column?

Are the ID names in the column?

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not specified

Answer: (A)

This question is about whether a column stores identifier values. In a properly structured table, an ID column holds the unique identifiers for each row. If the column’s entries are the actual IDs themselves (for example, resource IDs like res-001, acc-12345), then the IDs are in the column. That makes the statement true: the ID names appear as the column’s values across rows. The other options would only fit if the data didn’t actually contain IDs in that column, but the scenario shows IDs present consistently, so the correct interpretation is that the IDs are in the column.

This question is about whether a column stores identifier values. In a properly structured table, an ID column holds the unique identifiers for each row. If the column’s entries are the actual IDs themselves (for example, resource IDs like res-001, acc-12345), then the IDs are in the column. That makes the statement true: the ID names appear as the column’s values across rows. The other options would only fit if the data didn’t actually contain IDs in that column, but the scenario shows IDs present consistently, so the correct interpretation is that the IDs are in the column.