A primary key that consists of more than a single field is called a ________ key.
A)merged
B)compound
C)composite
D)combined

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A primary key that consists of more than one field is called a composite key. Both "merged" and "combined" are not commonly used terms in the context of database design, and "compound" typically refers to a data type that combines multiple values into a single value.

A Primary Key That Consists of More Than a Single