I need help with three differnt querys for this animal table A,B,And C

ANIMAL (AnimalID, NickName, Species, Sex, Age, Exhibit, Keeper)

EXHIBIT (ExhibitName, Environment)

KEEPER (KeeperID, LastName, FirstName)

Exhibit in ANIMAL must exist in ExhibitName in EXHIBIT.

Keeper in ANIMAL must exist in KeeperID in KEEPER.

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ANIMAL

AnimalID	NickName	Species	Sex	Age	Exhibit	Keeper
1	Biggo	Elephant	Male	37	Africa	1
2	Biggette	Elephant	Female	27	Africa	1
3	Josie	Camel	Female	17	Africa	1
4	Flipper	Porpoise	Male	7	Ocean	2
5	Patty	Porpoise	Female	5	Ocean	2
6	Sally	Seal	Female	8	Ocean	3
7	Tusky	Walrus	Male	12	Ocean	3

EXHIBIT

ExhibitName	Environment
Africa	Grassland
Ocean	Saltwater

KEEPER

KeeperID	LastName	FirstName
1	Abrams	Beth
2	Cooley	Doug
3	Evertt	Fran

Using Microsoft Access SQL, create and run queries to answer the questions that follow. Save each query using the query name format SQLQuery-Review-#, where the # sign is replaced by the letter of the question.

Hint: If the same column name is contained in two different tables, Microsoft Access requires the table name to be specified with the column name, for example: EMPLOYEE.EmployeeNumber

Make sure your queries run with no error messages or input prompts from Microsoft Access.

A.Create an SQL query to display the exhibit, species, sex, age, and nickname of each animal. Create, run, and save this SQL query as SQLQuery-Review-A.

B.Create an SQL query to display the species, sex, age, and nickname of all animals in the African exhibit. Create, run, and save this SQL query as SQLQuery-Review-B.

C.Create an SQL query to display each animal's nickname and species, along with its exhibit and environment. Create, run, and save this SQL query as SQLQuery-Review-C.