Which of the following groups would you use to create a list of key terms or information and their
location in the document?
b. Group E
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Which of the following groups would you use to create a list of key terms or information and their
location in the document? | b. Group E |
Which of the following options is represented in the outlined section of the image below? | b. A footer |
Which feature is used to customize how objects enter and exit when a slide is displayed or the mouse
is clicked? | d. Animations |
Which feature is used to control the way in which each slide is replaced by the next during a
presentation? | b. Transitions
|
Draw a line to match the worksheet element name to its description on the right | Sheet Tabs = Used to select and switch between worksheets in a workbook
Insert Function = Used to find and enter a built-in formula
Formula Bar = Used to view, enter, and edit data and equations in the active cell
Name Box = Indicates the selected cell reference or name
Column Headings = Appear across the top of the worksheet and are identified by
letters
Row Headings = Appear down the left side of the worksheet and are identified by
numbers |
Draw a line to match the symbol used in a formula to its function on the right | / = Performs division
* = Performs multiplication
= - Indicates a formula
+ = Performs addition
: = Indicates a range of cells
- = Performs subtraction |
Place the mathematical operations in the order the operations are performed in spreadsheet
calculations. | _Parentheses_________ Multiplication and division
____Negation_______ Negation
__Exponents_________ Addition and subtraction
___Multiplication and division________ Parentheses
__Addition and subtraction_________ Exponents
|
You are working in an Excel workbook that contains multiple worksheets. Which one of the following
options is used to switch between worksheets in the workbook? | c. Option 3 |
Basic image editing includes all of the following EXCEPT _______________________ | a. splicing or joining |
Draw a line to match each video editing term to its description | Trim = Cut off the beginning and/or ending of a video
Split = Cut a video clip into two or more segments
Crop = Remove unwanted portions of a video frame
Splice = Join two or more video segments together |
Draw a line to match the keyboard button to its function on the right | Caps lock = When enabled, all letters are typed in UPPERCASE. May be toggled on and
off
F1-F12 = Shortcuts used to perform certain functions, such as refreshing a page
Fn = Used in combination with other keys to perform the secondary function of
the key
Esc = Used to cancel, close, or abort an operation
Tab = Moves the cursor a fixed distance to the right, usually five spaces, each time
it is pressed
Shift = A modifier key used with a key to type an uppercase letter or insert a symbol |
Draw a line to match the keyboard key to its function on the right. | End = Moves the insertion point to the end of the document, line, web page, or
cell
Delete = Removes the character to the right of the cursor or insertion point
Backspace = Removes the character to the left of the cursor or insertion point
Home = Moves the insertion point to the beginning of a document, line, web page,
or cell
Print Screen = Sends an image of the current screen to the clipboard. May be abbreviated,
such as PRTSC or Prt Scrn |
In the image below, which option is used to access the Track Changes command? | c. Option 3 |
Which of the following statements is NOT true about Track Changes? | b. Each change must be reviewed and accepted or rejected individually |
Draw a line to match the keyboard shortcut to its function on the right | CTRL (CMD) + V = Pastes the contents of the clipboard
CTRL (CMD) + X = Removes (or cuts) the selected text or item and moves it to
the clipboard
CTRL (CMD) + P = Prints the current document or page
CTRL (CMD) + A = Selects everything in the document, folder, or page
CTRL (CMD) + N = Opens a new document or window
CTRL (CMD) + C = Copies the selected text or item to the clipboard
CTRL (CMD) + Z = Reverses the last action performed (Undo) |
Using the image below as reference, which option represents the correct path to the Auto Policy
JULY-DEC 2021 file? | d. Documents\Insurance\Auto\StateFarm_2021\Auto Policy JULY-DEC 2021. pdf |
Which two of the following statements are true about compressing files? | b. Multiple files can be compressed into one file to reduce file size and download time
c. Most operating systems include a built-in utility to compress and de-compress files |
Which two of the following options are examples of a local storage location? | c. A USB drive connected to your laptop
e. C:\Documents\Projects\2021\ABC |
Which of the following statements is true about read-write files? | a. Read-write files can be viewed and modified by anyone with access to the file |
Using the image below as reference, which of the following options is used to access the command
to encrypt a document with a password? | a. Option 1 |
The process of saving and storing multiple renditions of a file so it can be restored to a previous state
is called ________________________. | a. file versioning |
Which two design elements should you use to create a unified look in your document? | c. Templates
d. Themes |
Draw a line to match the file extension to its description on the right | .jpg = An image file format that supports lossless compression, transparency, and a full
spectrum of colors
.gif = An image file format that supports lossless compression, animation, and
transparency
.png = An image format that supports lossy compression and a full spectrum of colors; No
transparency or animation
.txt = A text file that includes only plain text. It does not support formatting, images, or
tables
.pdf = A file format that preserves document formatting; viewable on any operating system |