The table or query that supplies the underlying data for a form or report is called the ________

Vertical Alignment (as it applies to Excel)

A) shows the vertical lines but not the tangent lines on the print-out. B) refers to the up-down position of contents in a cell. C) refers to the left-right position of contents in a cell. D) removes the vertical lines and the tangent lines on the print-out.

What will the output look like?

``` int main( ) { int x = 10; if(x > 5) { if( x == 7) { cout<<”x is 7”; } else { cout<<”x is not 7”; } } else { cout<<”x is not > 5”; } return 0; } ``` A. x is not > 5 B. x is not 7 C. x is 7x is not 7 D. Nothing. The statement is written incorrectly.