Match the term with its definition

1) order	a money held at a bank for a client’s use whenever he wishes to take it;
2) account	b the use of a machine, idea, etc. for a practical purpose;
3) customer	c a request (as to a tradesman) to supply goods;
4) database	d one who buys goods from another;
5) a storehouse	e a pool of raw data stored in such a way that parts of it can be selected, changed, used in calculations and transformed into useful information for end users;
6) contents	f the words or ideas that are written in a book, letter etc.
7) simulation	g something that can give you a lot of information, methods etc.
8) application	h the technique of using artificial data to reproduce conditions that can occur in the work of a system.

Decide whether the sentences are true or false. Correct the false ones.

1. A transaction processing system accepts valid transactions from the management information systems.

2. A corporate database is like a vast storehouse of facts required by several organizations.

3. The decision support system can produce only a printed report useful for managers.

4. Invalid transactions are accepted for further processing.

5. A database created for a small set of users is called an application database.

6. DSS makes decisions for tactical management.