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normal view |
includes the slide, notes, and slides panes |
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mini toolbar |
a small toolbar that appears when you point to selected text |
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keytip |
shows the keyboard key that will issue a command |
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select |
to highlight text for editing |
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tab |
a set of related tools on the ribbon |
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backstage |
displays commands for managing files |
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current slide |
the slide you are editing |
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dialog box launcher |
a ribbon tool that opens a dialog box |
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ribbon |
a large toolbar that presents tools in related groups |
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placeholder |
a box, built into many slides, that holds text or an object |
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if you need more room on the screen, you can hide the ribbon |
true |
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when you start powerpoint, the last presentation you worked on appears on the screen |
false |
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when you save a presentation that has been previously saved, clicking the save button on the quick access toolbar reopens the save as tab of backstage |
false |
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the quick access toolbar contains no buttons by default |
false |
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to close a dialog box without accepting any changes you may have made to it, click the cancel button |
true |
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you can use the undo command to reverse the last action you took |
true |
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to print a presentation, open backstage view and click print |
true |
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backstage view gives you access to all of the powerpoint design tools |
false |
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you can use the cut and paste commands to move text from one slide to another slide |
true |
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in normal view, powerpoint displays five different panes for viewing different aspects of your slides |
false , 3 |
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print preview |
shows how a presentation will appear on paper |
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grayscale |
a black-and-white printing mode that saves colored ink or toner |
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note |
additional information associated with a slide that the audience will not see |
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layout |
a predefined arrangement of placeholders |
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demote |
to decrease the outline level of a paragraph on a slide |
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thumbnail |
a small picture of a slide |
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indent level |
the distance from a placeholder's left border |
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template |
a predesigned presentation |
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handout |
a printed copy of a presentation for audience use |
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presenter view |
lets you see notes on one screen while the audience sees slides on another |
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a new, blank presentation appears on your screen when you launch powerpoint |
false |
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once a layout has been applied to a slide, it cannot be changed |
false |
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when you save a presentation for the first time, the save as dialog box appears |
true |
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if you want to be able to use a presentation with an older version of powerpoint, you can save it by using the powerpoint 97-2003 file format |
true |
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Many PowerPoint templates feature a set of complementing colors, fonts, and effects called a layout. |
false |
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You can copy and paste content from most Windows applications into PowerPoint. |
true |
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One way to copy a slide is to right-click its thumbnail and then click Copy. |
true |
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notes appear on the screen with the slides in slide show view |
false |
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powerpoint can print just the text of your slide without printing any graphics via an outline layout |
true |
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if you use a printer that does not print in color, your slides will appear in grayscale when viewed in print preview |
true |
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You can select a different font from the _________ tab on the Ribbon.
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home |
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You can select fonts and font sizes either from the Ribbon or the _________.
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mini toolbar |
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which of the following is not a paragraph alignment type |
all |
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when selecting a color, such as from the font color button's palette, the colors on the top row are |
theme colors |
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most of powerpoint's text placeholders automatically format text as a/an _____ list |
bulleted |
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reflection is one type of _____ you can apply to wordart |
effect |
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a text box's ______ determines how close the text comes to the sides, top, and bottom border of the box |
margins |
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to apply a wordart style to existing text on a slide, you must first |
select the text |
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what does it mean when a word has a wavy red underline |
the word is not in the dictionary |
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a thesaurus enables you to look up synonms |
antonyms |
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a ____ is a container for text on a slide |
text box |
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a ____ is a set of letters, numbers, and symbols in a specific style or design |
font |
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the _____ feature, when needed, shrinks the size of the text in a text box in order to fit it in the box |
AutoFit |
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a ____ is a symbol that appears to the left of each paragraph in a list |
bullet |
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the _____ feature enables you to copy formatting from one block of text to another |
format painter |
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_____ text us aligned to both the left and right margins of a text box |
justified |
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a ____ indent is a reverse indent for the first line of a paragraph where the first line is indented less than the other lines |
hanging |
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a _____ object is text in the form of a graphic |
WordArt |
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the ______ in power point can be used to look up synonyms |
thesaurus |
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to ____ a text box, drag one of its selection handles |
resize |
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clip art |
pre-drawn graphics you can use to illustrate a slide |
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aspect ratio |
the relationship of width to height for a picture |
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keyword |
a descriptive word or phrase you can use to search for |
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scaling |
sizing to a percentage of the original size |
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photo album |
a special type of presentation file designed to display images |
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constrain |
to force a drawing tool to create a shape such as a perfect |
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gridlines |
a series of vertical and horizontal dotted lines that help you |
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order |
to move one object behind or in front of another |
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crop |
to remove portions of a picture you don't need |
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guides |
nonprinting lines that you can move or copy to help you |
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when adding clip art to a slide, you are limited to the pictures stored on your computer |
false |
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when you use the union option when merging shapes, only the area where the two shapes overlap is included in the merged shape |
false |
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use the align middle option to align objects vertically so that their horizontal centers are lined up with each other |
true |
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the recolor option lets you select colors in a picture and replace them with other colors |
false |
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compressing an image reduces the number of colors used |
false |
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the merge shapes feature merges two or more overlapping drawn shapes |
true |
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to add text to a shape, select the shape and begin typing |
true |
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if you want an object to be at the bottom of a stack of objects, you would use sent to back |
true |
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you can format a single object in a group without having to ungroup all objects |
true |
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any presentation can be converted to a photo album presentation |
false |
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animation painter |
feature that enables you to copy animation effects |
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audio |
a sound clip |
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delay |
the time between the previous and the current animation event |
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duration |
the time that an animation event takes to execute |
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motion path |
an animation effect that moves an object along a predefined path that you create for it |
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transition |
an entrance effect that applies to an entire slide |
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animations |
the ribbon tab from which you apply motion effects to individual objects |
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entrance effect |
an animation effect that determines how an object appears on a slide |
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exit effect |
an animation effect that determines how an object leaves a slide |
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emphasis effect |
an animation effect that draws attention to an object on a slide this is neither entering nor exiting the slide |
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a transition can be applied to a specific object on a slide |
false |
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you can assign your own sound clips to a slide transitions |
true |
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you can set up both transitions and animations from the animations tab |
false |
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not all transition and animation effects have effect options you can set |
true |
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an emphasis effect is a good way to draw audience attention to an object as it exits the slide |
false |
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to reverse the order of text animation in a text box, click effect options and click reverse path direction |
false |
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An animation set to With Previous begins executing at the same time as the previous animation effect begins. |
true |
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to slow down the speed of an animation effect, increase its duration setting |
true |
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If you double-click the Animation Painter button, the feature stays on until you turn it off. |
true |
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You can insert audio and video clips from the Clip Art task pane |
false |
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table |
most basic database object, store data in categories |
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report |
database object that presents information in a format that is easy to read and print |
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redundant data |
duplicate information in a database |
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record |
row in a database table |
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query |
database object that asks a table a question |
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primary key |
column in a database that uniquely identifies each row |
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form |
database object that simplifies the process of entering, editing, and displaying data |
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field |
column in a database table |
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data type |
kind of information a field contains |
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database |
tool for collecting and organizing information |
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When you press the Shift key, small letters and numbers called KeyTips appear on the Ribbon. |
false |
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Any list you make for a specific purpose can be considered a simple database, even a grocery list. |
true |
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By default, the Navigation Pane appears on the right side of the Access screen each time you create or open a database. |
false |
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Forms, queries, and reports are examples of database objects. |
true |
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The dialog box launcher contains the commands that you use most often, such as Save, Undo, and Redo. |
false |
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The Change Help Location menu lets you choose between the help topics that are available online and the help topics installed in your computer offline. |
true |
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In a database table, data is stored in rows and columns—similar in appearance to a spreadsheet. |
true |
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each field in a table must be designated for a particular data type |
true |
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An important principle to consider when planning a database is to try to record each piece of information as many times as possible for easy access. |
false |
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Normalization is the process of applying rules to your database design to ensure that you have divided your information items into the appropriate tables and columns within tables. |
true |
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in access, a template is |
a ready to use database |
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when you create a new blank database, access opens a database that contains |
a table |
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to save a database file in a location other than the default, click the |
folder icon |
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the table structure is created when you |
enter data |
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the templates group commands are located on which tab |
create |
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to copy a table, you must first select it in |
the navigation pane |
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when you paste a table, which dialog box is displayed |
paste table as |
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after you have created a table or other database object, you should |
save it with a descriptive name |
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when you quit the program, access automatically |
saves the data |
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which is not a way to create a new database table |
choose create on the table menu |
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you can create a database using one of the many templates available or by creating a new ______ database |
blank |
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by default, access creates a _______ field named "ID" for all new datasheets |
primary key |
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entering data in datasheet view is very similar to entering data in a ______ |
worksheet |
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the ______ contains predefined templates included in two categories, blank forms and quick start |
Application Parts gallery |
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one way to create a table is to copy the _____ of an existing table and paste it into the database |
structure |
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when you add a new table to an existing database, that new table stands alone until you ______ it to your existing tables |
relate |
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you can use up to _____ characters (letter or numbers), including spaces, to name a database object |
64 |
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several options for creating a database are provided on the ______ tab in the backstage view |
new |
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the _____ category in the application parts gallery contains a collection of predefined database objects for tracking comments, contacts, and issues |
quick start |
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a table is structured through rows and _____ , which become meaningful when you enter data into it |
columns |
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referential integrity |
prevents orphan records, to ensure that records do not reference other records that no longer exist |
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ascending order |
sorts data from beginning to end |
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descending order |
sorts data from end to beginning |
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sort |
to arrange data alphabetically, numerically, or chronologically |
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foreign key |
a primary key from one table that is used in another table |
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filter |
a set of rules for determining which records will be displayed |
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innermost field |
the secondary sort field in a multifield sort |
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composite key |
two or more primary keys in a table |
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wildcards |
characters used to find words or phrases that contain specific letters to combinations of letters |
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outermost field |
the primary sort field in a multifield sort |
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you can use the navigation buttons to search for data in a table |
true |
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you may enter any kind of data into any field |
false |
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After you enter data and move to a new field, Access automatically saves the data for you in the table. |
true |
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After you delete a record, you can click the Undo button to bring it back. |
false |
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The Find and Replace dialog box searches all the tables in a database at one time. |
false |
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An AutoNumber field will usually make a good primary key |
true |
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Before you can attach a document, there must be a field in a table formatted with the Attachment data type. |
true |
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The outermost field is the primary sort field in a multifield sort. |
true |
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The Toggle Filter button lets you permanently remove a filter and switches you back to the original view. |
false |
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In a one-to-many relationship, each record in the first table can have many records in the second table. |
true |
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form tool |
creates a simple form with a single mouse-click |
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theme command |
applies a predefined combination of colors and fonts that you select for a form or report |
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form design button |
quickly creates a new blank form in Design view |
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form |
database object that you can use to enter, edit, or display data from a table or a query |
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form wizard |
allows you to select fields for the form, choose the form layout, and also choose a predefined style |
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blank form button |
quickly creates a new blank form in Layout view |
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The Forms group is located on the Home tab in the Ribbon. |
false |
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Layout view gives you a more detailed view of the structure of your form than Design view. |
false |
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Using the Blank Form tool is a very quick way to build aform, especially if you plan to put only a few fields on your form. |
true |
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to access the theme options, first switch to form view |
false |
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to delete a form, click on the remove button in the forms group |
false |
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When using the Form Wizard, you can only include fields from one table. |
false |
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report |
a database object that is used to organize and display data from tables and queries |
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record source |
the table or query that provides the data used to generate a report |
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field list pane |
a list of available fields for adding to a report |
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detail |
the section of a report that includes the body of the report |
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report wizard |
guides you through a series of questions and then generates a report based on your answers |
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design grid |
the way a report is displayed in design view |
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a simple report contains all the records in a table or query |
true |
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you can edit the data in a report |
false |
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click the report button to define a record source |
false |
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In the Report Wizard, you can skip steps such as Sorting or grouping by clicking the Next button. |
true |
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You can drag a field from the Field List pane to the design grid to add it to the report |
true |
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Layout view gives you the most options for creating a report,because it shows you the underlying structure of the report |
false |
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In Report Design view, you can click on the top of the border of a label to move both the field and its label |
false |
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form tool |
creates a simple form with a single mouse click |
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theme command |
applies a predefined combination of colors and fonts that you select for a form or report |
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form design button |
quickly creates a new blank form in design view |
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form |
database object that you can use to enter, edit, or display data from a table or query |
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form wizard |
allows you to select fields for the form, choose the form layout, and also choose a predefined style |
|
blank form button |
quickly creates a new blank form in layout view |
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the forms group is located on the home tab in the ribbon |
false |
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layout view gives you a more detailed view of the structure of your form than design view |
false |
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Using the Blank Form tool is a very quick way to build aform, especially if you plan to put only a few fields on your form. |
true |
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To access the Theme options, first switch to Form view. |
false |
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To delete a form, click on the Remove button in the Forms group. |
false |
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When using the Form Wizard, you can only include fields from one table. |
false |
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report |
a database object that is used to organize and display data from tables and queries. |
|
record source |
the table or query that provides the data used to generate a report. |
|
field list pane |
a list of available fields for adding to a report. |
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detail |
the section of a report that includes the body of the report |
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report wizard |
guides you through a series of questions and then generates a report based on your answers. |
|
design grid |
the way a report is displayed in Design view |
|
A simple report contains all the records in a table or query |
true |
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You can edit the data in a report |
false |
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Click the Report button to define a record source |
false |
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In the Report Wizard, you can skip steps such as Sorting orGrouping by clicking the Next button. |
true |
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You can drag a field from the Field List pane to the design grid to add it to the report |
true |
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Layout view gives you the most options for creating a report,because it shows you the underlying structure of the report |
false |
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In Report Design view, you can click on the top of the border of a label to move both the field and its label |
false |
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Creating a query is like |
asking the database a question |
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When one table will provide the information that you need, you can create a |
simple select query |
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Which query cannot be created using the Query Wizard? |
parameter query |
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Queries are different from sort or filter commands because they can be |
saved |
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a query can get its data from |
one or more tables existing queries combination of A and B all of the above |
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To find records that contain matching field values, you can create a query using which wizard? |
find duplicates |
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Before creating a query from multiple tables, you must first ensure that the tables have |
a defined relationship |
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to add a table to a query, you must be in what view |
design |
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the queries group on the _____ tab contains the commands used to create queries |
create |
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the _____ button creates a new, blank query in design view |
query design |
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a _____ is the most basic type of access query |
select query |
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the tables or queries from which a query gets its data are referred to as its |
record source |
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to run a query after it has been created, double click it in the navigation pane to open it in _____ view and see the results |
datasheet |
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Two or more records are considered _____only when all the fields in your query results contain the same values. |
simple query |
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To view only the records in one table that don’t have a matching record in another table, you can create a _____ query. |
find unmatched |
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By switching to _____ view, you can access all the tools needed to modify your query. |
design |
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An arrow in the bottom-right corner of a group on the ribbon tells you that which of the following is available? |
dialog box |
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which of the following is a selected cell |
active cell |
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Which feature enables you to preview headers and footers, page breaks, and other features that will print? |
print layout |
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After a file has been opened, the filename appears in which of the following? |
title bar |
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When you split a window, the window is divided into how many panes? |
two or four |
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When you click the Help button, what opens? |
help window |
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Which is the intersection of a row and column? |
cell |
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Which of the following starts off with Open, Undo, and Redo and can be customized to contain the commands you use most frequently? |
the quick access toolbar |
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How many worksheets does a new Excel 2013 workbook open with? |
one |
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To get to the last cell on the worksheet, which of the following should you press. |
Ctrl + End |
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Pressing the F1 key displays Backstage view. |
false |
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Pressing the Alt key activates Keytips that allow you to use the keyboard to choose tabs instead of click them with the mouse. |
true |
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Ctrl + O opens a new blank workbook. |
false |
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The Quick Access Toolbar appears on the right side of the title bar, above the ribbon. |
false |
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Ctrl + F displays Backstage view. |
false |
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Click the FILE tab to get to Backstage view. |
true |
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Press Ctrl + Home to go to cell A1. |
true |
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The columns in a worksheet are identified by numbers. |
false |
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The active cell in a worksheet is outlined by a bold rectangle. |
true |
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Page Layout view is useful when preparing your data for printing. |
true |
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Which of the following consists of details that describe or identify a file, including the author? |
document properties |
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Which command is used to insert a cut or copied selection to a cell or range of cells? |
paste |
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Which of the following is a group of adjacent cells that you select to perform operations on all of the selected cells? |
range |
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Which of the following places a duplicate of a selection in the Office Clipboard? |
copy |
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To use a worksheet or workbook outside Excel, you have the option to save as which of the following? |
file format |
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Which is a small green square in the lower-right corner of a selected cell or range that you can use to copy one cell to adjacent cells or to create a series? |
fill handle |
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Which is used to drag or double-click to change the width of a column. |
column marker |
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Which of the following is a bar near the top of the Excel window where you can enter or edit cell entries or formulas? |
formula bar |
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Which Excel feature helps you quickly enter previous data into cells? |
autocomplete |
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Which Excel feature automatically fills cells with data from another cell or range or completes a data series? |
auto fill |
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Using the Delete key removes both text and formats from a cell. |
false |
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Use Ctrl + : to enter the current date in a worksheet cell. |
false |
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When data is too wide for a cell, the part of the data that will not fit is automatically deleted. |
false |
|
You can assign keywords so that others can search for your documents online. |
true |
|
To remove only the formats from a cell, you can use the Delete key. |
false |
|
Dates can be displayed in only one way within Excel. |
false |
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All dates in Excel are actually stored in the serial date number system. |
true |
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The formula bar is found at the bottom of the Excel window. |
false |
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Use the fill handle to create a natural series, such as the months of the year. |
true |
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Workbooks can be saved as web pages, PDF files, and for use in previous versions of Excel. |
true |
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Which of the following is where you can save, select a template, change document properties, and close or exit Excel? |
backstage |
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To change printer, layout, or margin settings, you click the FILE tab and use which of the following options? |
|
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Which of the following can you customize for quicker access to the most commonly used commands? |
quick access toolbar |
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Which feature enables you to create custom tabs and groups? |
ribbon |
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Which command in the Backstage view navigation pane enables you to view and open your most recently used workbooks or workbooks stored on SkyDrive or your computer? |
open |
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Which dialog box in Backstage view should you access to view and alter your workbook’s properties? |
options |
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When you modify the ribbon, which of the following do you create? |
tab |
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Which of the following do you use to open Backstage view? |
file tab |
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Which of the following do you click in the navigation pane to change Excel’s default settings by accessing Backstage view? |
options |
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What is a predesigned file that already has a significant amount of formatting, text, and other features? |
template |
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You do not have the ability to modify the number of default worksheets in a workbook |
false |
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The Open dialog box enables you to access the Microsoft website for custom templates. |
false |
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Use Ctrl + N to create a new workbook. |
true |
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To access an Excel template, you can click the FILE tab and click New |
true |
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You cannot have more than one worksheet in an Excel workbook |
false |
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If you have too many columns on a page, the only option to see them all on a printed page is to decrease the column width |
false |
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You can access Backstage view by pressing Ctrl + B. |
false |
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In Excel, you can add your most commonly used commands to the Quick Access Toolbar |
true |
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You can create a completely new Ribbon tab as well as groups on that ribbon. |
true |
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Which of the following is not an arithmetic operator? |
] |
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In Excel, what is the result of =1 + 3 * 2 / 2 - 1? |
3 |
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Per the order of operations, which of the following is calculated first? |
negative number (-) |
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Which of the following refers to an unnamed range in the current worksheet? |
=SUM(C2:E12) |
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Which of the following shows a formula for a reference to another worksheet in the same workbook? |
=Q3Expenses!A19 |
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Which of the following shows a formula for a reference to another workbook? |
=[Media.xlsx]MasterList!$D$10 |
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Which of the following is an acceptable name for a named range? |
subtotal_west |
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Which of the following is an example of an absolute cell reference? |
$A$9 |
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Which of the following is an example of a mixed cell reference? |
A$9 |
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Which of the following can you not do using the Name Manager? |
enter values into a range |
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To allow Excel to distinguish formulas from data, all formulas begin with an equal sign (=). |
true |
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Regarding a named range, the scope of a name is the location within which Excel recognizes the name without qualification. |
true |
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Excel recognizes a construct like 3+4= as a legitimate formula |
false |
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Range names may begin with the caret (^) character. |
false |
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You cannot use a named range in a formula that references another worksheet. |
false |
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Range names cannot be the same as a cell reference, such as C10 or $D$8. |
true |
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Once you name a range, you can change the size of the range using the Name Manager. |
true |
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You can create a new range by selecting the cells and typing a name in the Name box next to the formula bar. |
true |
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The order of operations determines which parts of a formula are calculated before other parts of the formula. |
true |
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The formula = 6 * 2 / 3 produces the same result as =6 * (2 / 3). |
true |
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Assuming that you are using Windows 8, the first screen you see when you start your computer is called the: |
start screen |
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When text is selected, what automatically appears on the screen? |
mini toolbar |
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The __________ contains the commands you use most often, such as Save, Undo, and Redo. |
quick access toolbar |
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Letters and numbers that appear on the Ribbon when you press the Alt key are called: |
key tips |
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How would you search for templates online? |
search for online templates box |
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Which command would you use to save a document for the first time? |
either a or b (save and save as) |
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When you open new documents in Word, the program names them with a _____determined by the number of files opened during that session. |
chronological number |
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Which of the following options would you use when saving a document with a new filename? |
save as |
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Which of the following is an acceptable format for a business letter? |
both a and d (block style with mixed punctuation and block style with open punctuation) |
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Which of the following allows you to access the Help command? |
both a and b ( F1 and question mark) |
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When you start Word, a new blank document appears. |
false |
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The Undo button is on the Mini toolbar. |
false |
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Quick-printing a document sends the document straight to the printer. |
true |
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The File tab can be used to save and print files. |
true |
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The Zoom slider is located in Backstage in the Info command. |
false |
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You can hide the Ribbon by double-clicking the active tab. |
true |
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Saving a document in a PDF format will allow users to edit the document in Word 2013. |
true |
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Previewing and printing can be completed by accessing Backstage. |
true |
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You can close a document and begin working on a new document. |
true |
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The Help command cannot be accessed in dialog boxes. |
true |
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Which Word feature enables you to select multiple pieces of text that are not next to each other? |
multi-selection feature |
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____________ are reduced-size versions of images. |
thumbnails |
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The Advanced Properties allows you to add: |
all of these ( keywords, category, author's name) |
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In what view is Synchronous Scrolling active? |
view side-by side |
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When Heading Styles have been applied to a document, the user has the option to navigate through the document using which tab on the Navigation Pane? |
headings |
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Commands for replacing text with formatted text are located in the: |
all of these (find and replace dialog box, advanced find in the navigation pane, dialog box that opens when you press Ctrl +H) |
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The keyboard shortcut for finding text is: |
Ctrl + F |
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The Replace command can be opened using |
all of these ( the find and replace dialog box, ctrl + H, advanced find in the navigation pane) |
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Which wildcard would you use to find a single character? |
question mark |
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The Go To command allows you to navigate by page, text, graphics, equations, or tables by doing which of the following: |
all of these ( F5 shortcut key, find and replace dialog box, Ctrl + G) |
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The New Window command launches a new window that contains the current document. |
true |
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By selecting text, the user has the ability to change the font or font size, bold, and delete text. |
true |
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Read Mode view displays the document as it will look when printed. |
false |
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The Zoom slider is located in the View tab. |
false |
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The Synchronous Scrolling button is used when viewing documents side by side. |
true |
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The Switch Windows command allows you to toggle between documents |
false |
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Double-clicking a word in a document selects the word |
true |
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When you type text in the search box while in the Navigation Pane, Word identifies this text by bolding the results in the document. |
false |
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The Arrange All command places all open documents in a separate window on the screen. |
true |
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You can use the Navigation Pane to search for words or phrases in a document. |
true |
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When measuring point size, one point is equal to a character height of: |
1/72 of an inch |
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The Underline drop-down menu in the Font group contains options to underline selected text with a: |
all of these ( thick underline, double underline, and dotted underline) |
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A ________ is a typeface that applies a style to characters. |
font |
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If you type a paragraph in uppercase and need to change it to sentence case without having to retype the paragraph, which option would you use? |
sentence case |
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Opening the Modify Style dialog box allows you to________________. |
all of these ( change formatting, change the alignment, change the line spacing) |
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The ________ lets you copy the format of text and apply those attributes to different text. |
format painter |
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The ________________feature removes all formatting from the selected text. |
clear formatting |
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Tiny lines at the ends of characters are known as: |
serifs |
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To increase the point size of selected text, click the: |
increase the font size |
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Changing the font and font size of selected text can be completed using: |
all of these ( the font dialog box, the mini toolbar, the font group of the home tab) |
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Toggle Case changes each character to its opposite case. |
true |
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Applying bold to text gives it special emphasis. |
true |
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The Format Painter is found on the Mini toolbar. |
true |
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The default color for Text Highlighting is pink. |
false |
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The Decrease Font Size button increases point size. |
false |
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The Clear Formatting button clears text from one location and lets you apply it in another location. |
false |
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PDF files can be edited using Word 2013. |
true |
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The Font dialog box has an option to display the underline drop-down menu. |
true |
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To apply a Style to selected text, click the style from the Styles group. |
true |
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styles cannot be modified |
false |
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Which of the following is NOT a type of indent? |
positive |
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Which word(s) refers to how text is positioned between the top and bottom margins of the page? |
vertical alignment |
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Which line spacing command sets the spacing at a fixed amount that Word does not adjust? |
exactly |
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Where is the View Ruler button located? |
does not exist |
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What does dragging a tab off the ruler do? |
clears it |
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Bullets can be defined by adding a: |
all of these ( symbol, box, and picture) |
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Which property of borders can be changed in the Borders tab of the Borders and Shading dialog box? |
all of these ( color, width, style) |
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The inverted L sets which tab on the ruler? |
right |
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Which tab setting would you use to align a list of currency values? |
decimal |
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You can define a New Number format by selecting which of the following styles? |
all of these ( I, II, III; 1), 2), 3); 1., 2., 3.) |
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Pressing the Enter key will indent the first line of a paragraph. |
false |
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An indent is the space between a paragraph and the document’s left and/or right margin. |
true |
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You can use the ruler to set tabs. |
true |
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A bar tab inserts a vertical bar line at the place indicated on the vertical ruler. |
true |
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Tab leaders are dotted, dashed, or solid lines that fill the space before a tab. |
true |
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The Clear Formatting command clears only the fonts applied to the selected text. |
false |
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Horizontal alignment refers the position of text with regard to the top and bottom margins of a document. |
false |
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Centered vertical alignment aligns text between the top and bottom margin. |
true |
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Indents can be changed using the markers on the ruler. |
true |
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The shortcut to double space a paragraph is Ctrl+2. |
true |
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You can use the __________ to control almost every aspect of the Outlook environment. |
backstage view |
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Click the _______ button to access the Show Columns dialog box where you can add and remove fields from a List view. |
view settings |
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A _________ is a record stored in Outlook. |
item |
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You can change the appearance of the Outlook workspace by changing the theme on the Outlook ________ page. |
mail options |
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The ________ contains menus and commands available in Outlook 2013. |
ribbon |
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What pane displays the text of a selected email message? |
reading pane |
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You can customize the appearance of the Navigation bar using the Navigation Options dialog box, which can be accessed by_________. |
both a and c (clicking the navigation button on the advanced options page and clicking *** on the navigation bar and selecting navigation options) |
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What is the easiest way to access Outlook’s features, such as the Tasks and Calendar? |
navigation bar |
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The ________ button is the first feature listed in the Navigation bar. |
|
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You can ________ a pane to save room in the Outlook window. |
minimize |
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The Reading Pane can be hidden. |
true |
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The Navigation bar can only display four items |
false |
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In Outlook, messages, appointments, people, tasks, and notes are called records. |
false |
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The Calendar feature contains an appointment book. |
true |
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By default, the To-Do Bar is displayed on the right of the Outlook workspace. |
false |
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You can hide columns from a list by selecting the field and pressing the Delete key. |
false |
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The Status bar identifies the application and the active feature. |
true |
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You can use a keyboard shortcut to access Outlook’s Backstage view. |
true |
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Hovering over Contacts on the Navigation bar displays the People Pane. |
false |
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Backstage is a help feature in Outlook. |
false |