$$Attributes of class$$include ClassID, ClassName, ClassSize, and Fee. $$Attributes of Teacher include TeacherID, TeacherName $($composed of FirstName, MIddleInitial, and LastName$),$ and Skills. $$Many teachers have more than one skill. $$Attributes of student$$include StudentID, StudentName $($composed of FirstName, MiddleInitial, and LastName$),$ StudentAddress $($composed of Street, City, State, and ZipCode$),$ DateOfBirth, and Age. $$Students can take more than one class, but must take at$$least one class. $$Each class can have multiple students, but must have at least one student. $$All classes are taught by a single teacher. $$Teachers must teach at least one class and can teach more than one class.

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The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["1","2","8","6","7","4","5","3"]$ entities.

The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["5","6","3","4","7","2","0","1"]$ relationship$($s$).$

The conceptual data model you draw to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["7","6","5","2","3","0","4","1"]$ many$-$to$-$many relationship$($s$).$

The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["0","6","2","1","7","4","5","3"]$ one$-$to$-$many relationship$($s$).$

The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["3","7","1","2","0","6","4","5"]$ minimum cardinality constraint$($s$)$ that are one.

The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["7","1","3","4","6","0","5","2"]$ minimum cardinality constraint$($s$)$ that are zero.

The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["2","7","3","6","5","1","4","0"]$ composite attribute$($s$).$

The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["6","3","1","4","7","5","2","0"]$ multivalued attribute$($s$).$

The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["0","7","3","6","5","2","1","4"]$ derived attribute$($s$).$

The conceptual data model you drew to model the scenario given in this problem should have $[$ Select $]["3","7","4","5","1","6","0","2"]$ identifier$($s$).$