Given the SQL Database as the following: CREATE TABLE t1 (id integer, name text); INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (generate_series(1,10000), ‘Noname’);   And the NoSQL Database in MongoDB as the following: Collection t1 {     { id: 1, name: “Noname” },     { id: 2, name: “Noname” },     { id: 3, name: “Noname” },      …      { id: 10000, name: “Noname” }, } Create the shell commands in MongoDB that are equivalent as the following SQL Command:   SELECT name FROM t1 WHERE id>1000; For example: SQL Command                                  MongoDB Shell Command SELECT * FROM t1;                          db.t1.find( ); or db.t1.find({ });

                 Which transaction(s) need to rollback?                 (1 Point)         Which transaction(s) have to be killed?                 (1 Point)         Which transaction(s) can execute completely?     (1 Point)

Using Figure 15.7 Merge join with the following relation R and S: How many rounds for the outer while loop? _______

             Transaction A can commit on this schedule? (True/False) 

              Deadlock occurred in this schedule? (True/False) 

Given transaction T1 deletes index 0030. When T1 reached to the leaf node, it is safe? (True/False) 

Click on the mushroom in the following fungus diagram. 

Complex cells evolved from simpler cells, and this was a significant event in the history of life!

All chordates share four fundamental features as seen in the below figure of a juvenile frog. Match the chordate trait to its human equivalent:

Staphylococcus aureus is a common skin bacterium that usually causes no harm. However, when it enters the bloodstream through a cut or surgical site, it can cause dangerous infections. How should this microbe be classified?