FC0-U71 Data and Database Fundamentals Practice Question
Which SQL statement would you use to retrieve the names of all products with a price greater than $50 from a table named 'Products'?
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Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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SELECT Name FROM Products WHERE Price > 50
The SELECT statement is used to query data; the WHERE clause filters rows. The correct syntax is SELECT column FROM table WHERE condition.
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For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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SELECT Name FROM Products WHERE Price > 50
Why this is correct
This correctly retrieves product names with price > 50.
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SELECT Name FROM Products HAVING Price > 50
Why it's wrong here
HAVING is used with GROUP BY, not for row filtering.
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SELECT * FROM Products IF Price > 50
Why it's wrong here
SQL uses WHERE, not IF, for filtering.
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GET Name FROM Products WHERE Price > 50
Why it's wrong here
GET is not a valid SQL command; SELECT is used.
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Variation 1. Which of the following is a valid SQL statement to retrieve all records from a table named 'Employees'?
easy- A.GET * FROM Employees
- ✓ B.SELECT * FROM Employees
- C.FETCH * FROM Employees
- D.READ * FROM Employees
Why B: SELECT * FROM Employees is the correct SQL syntax to retrieve all columns and rows from the table. The other options have incorrect syntax or keywords.
Variation 2. A user needs to retrieve all product names and prices from a table named 'Products' where the price is greater than 50. Which SQL statement should be used?
medium- ✓ A.SELECT name, price FROM Products WHERE price > 50;
- B.GET name, price FROM Products WHERE price > 50;
- C.SELECT name, price FROM Products;
- D.SELECT * FROM Products WHERE price > 50;
Why A: The SELECT statement with a WHERE clause filters rows based on a condition.
Variation 3. Which SQL statement is used to retrieve all columns from a table named 'Customers' where the city is 'London'?
easy- ✓ A.SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE city = 'London';
- B.RETRIEVE * FROM Customers WHERE city = 'London';
- C.SELECT * FROM Customers HAVING city = 'London';
- D.GET * FROM Customers WHERE city = 'London';
Why A: The SELECT statement retrieves data. The correct syntax is: SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE city = 'London';
Variation 4. Which SQL statement is used to retrieve all columns from a table named 'Employees'?
easy- ✓ A.SELECT * FROM Employees
- B.RETRIEVE Employees
- C.SHOW * FROM Employees
- D.GET * FROM Employees
Why A: The SELECT * statement retrieves all columns from the specified table.
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