To answer this question, you need to understand the concept of wildcards in Microsoft Access.
Wildcards are special characters that are used to represent unknown or variable values in a search pattern. They are used in queries to search for data that matches a specific pattern.
The correct answer is D) question mark (?); asterisk (*).
Option A) asterisk (); percent sign (%) - This option is incorrect because the asterisk () is used to represent any number of characters, while the percent sign (%) is used as a wildcard in SQL, but not in Microsoft Access.
Option B) percent sign (%); underscore () - This option is incorrect because the percent sign (%) is used as a wildcard in SQL, but not in Microsoft Access. The underscore () is used as a wildcard in Microsoft Access, but it is not one of the wildcards mentioned in the correct answer.
Option C) underscore (); question mark (?) - This option is incorrect because the underscore () is used as a wildcard in Microsoft Access, but it is not one of the wildcards mentioned in the correct answer. The question mark (?) is not a wildcard in Microsoft Access.
Option D) question mark (?); asterisk () - This option is correct because the question mark (?) is used to represent a single character, and the asterisk () is used to represent any number of characters in a search pattern in Microsoft Access.
Therefore, the correct answer is D) question mark (?); asterisk (*).
