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Match the following terms to their meanings:

I.	Plain Text file

II.	Delimited file

III.	Imported data

IV.	Source file

V.	Linked Access table

A.	A file where each record displays on a separate line and the fields are separated by a delimiter

B.	Will not be synchronized between the imported object and the source object

C.	Maintains a link to the source data

D.	File being imported

E.	Contains no formatting such as bold or italic

▸ E, A, B, D, C

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