Select the incorrect statement(s).Row is called a ‘Tuple’.Table is called a ‘Attribute’.Column header is called an ‘Attribute’.Table is called a ‘Tuple’.

To evaluate the statements given in the question and identify which ones are incorrect, let’s analyze them one by one:

1. Row is called a 'Tuple':

   • This statement is correct. In relational database terminology, a row in a table is indeed referred to as a "tuple".

2. Table is called an 'Attribute':

   • This statement is incorrect. In database terminology, a table is not called an "attribute"; a table is simply referred to as a "table".

3. Column header is called an 'Attribute':

   • This statement is correct. In the context of a database table, the column headers represent attributes of the entities described by the table.

4. Table is called a 'Tuple':

   • This statement is incorrect. A table is not referred to as a "tuple"; this term specifically refers to rows within the table.

Summary of Incorrect Statements

• The incorrect statements from the options are:
  • "Table is called an 'Attribute'."
  • "Table is called a 'Tuple'."

Thus, the primary misconceptions here involve terminology related to database structures, where rows (tuples) and columns (attributes) are distinct from tables.