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Match the following terms with their meanings:
I.    crosstab query
II.    find duplicate query
III.    find unmatched query
IV.    action query

A.    helps identify duplicate values in a table
B.    usually created to show trends in values over time
C.    adds, edits, or deletes data in a database
D.    compares records in two related tables and displays the records found in one table but not the other

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