在“考试报名表.mdb”数据库中有“考试报名表”。
(1)将“考试报名表”表的列宽设置为13，单元格效果改为“凸起”。“考试报名表”表如图所示。
(2)按照下列要求创建“考生”表，并输入以下数据。
| 字段名称 | 字段类型 | 字段大小 | 是否主键 |
| 考生ID | 文本 | 3 | 是 |
| 考生姓名 | 文本 | 10 | |
| 第一学历 | 文本 | 5 |
| 考生ID | 考生姓名 | 第一学历 |
| 001 | 刘新 | 大专 |
| 002 | 李甜甜 | 本科 |
| 003 | 孙佳远 | 大专 |
| 004 | 张爽 | 本科 |
| 005 | 张金堂 | 本科 |
| 006 | 林青青 | 本科 |
| 007 | 何柳云 | 大专 |
(3)设置考生表和考生报名表的关系为一对多，实施参照完整性，级联更新相关字段，级联删除相关记录。
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