For Question 3, you can use the following MySQL statement:

```sql
SELECT CONCAT(First_Name, ' ', Last_Name) AS full_name, Score, Major
FROM Students
JOIN Scores ON Students.Student_ID = Scores.Student_ID
WHERE Score (SELECT AVG(Score) FROM Scores);
```

This statement first joins the Students and Scores tables on the Student_ID field. It then selects the full name (created by concatenating the first and last names), the score, and the major of each student whose score is greater than the average score.

For Question 4, you can use the following MySQL statement:

```sql
CREATE VIEW allowance_view AS
SELECT CONCAT(First_Name, ' ', Last_Name) AS full_name, Major, Allowance
FROM Students;
```

This statement creates a view called allowance_view. The view displays the full name (created by concatenating the first and last names), the major, and the allowance of each student.

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For Question 3, you can use the following MySQL statement:

```sql
SELECT CONCAT(First_Name, ' ', Last_Name) AS full_name, Score, Major
FROM Students
JOIN Scores ON Students.Student_ID = Scores.Student_ID
WHERE Score > (SELECT AVG(Score) FROM Scores);
```

This statement first joins the Students and Scores tables on the Student_ID field. It then selects the full name (created by concatenating the first and last names), the score, and the major of each student whose score is greater than the average score.

For Question 4, you can use the following MySQL statement:

```sql
CREATE VIEW allowance_view AS
SELECT CONCAT(First_Name, ' ', Last_Name) AS full_name, Major, Allowance
FROM Students;
```

This statement creates a view called allowance_view. The view displays the full name (created by concatenating the first and last names), the major, and the allowance of each student.

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For Question 3, you can use the following MySQL statement:

```sql
SELECT CONCAT(First_Name, ' ', Last_Name) AS full_name, Score, Major
FROM Students
JOIN Scores ON Students.Student_ID = Scores.Student_ID
WHERE Score > (SELECT AVG(Score) FROM Scores);
```

This statement first joins the Students and Scores tables on the Student_ID field. It then selects the full name (created by concatenating the first and last names), the score, and the major of each student whose score is greater than the average score.

For Question 4, you can use the following MySQL statement:

```sql
CREATE VIEW allowance_view AS
SELECT CONCAT(First_Name, ' ', Last_Name) AS full_name, Major, Allowance
FROM Students;
```

This statement creates a view called allowance_view. The view displays the full name (created by concatenating the first and last names), the major, and the allowance of each student.

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