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  1. E X C E L 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

  2. 1.1 The file extension usually associated with a Microsoft spreadsheet is: A. .dot B. .exe C. .ppt D. .xls

  3. 1.1 What is D. .xls?

  4. 1.2 To add a dollar sign to a number in a particular cell, • Select Edit from the tool bar. • Select Format from the tool bar. • Select Insert from the tool bar. • Select Tools from the tool bar.

  5. 1.2 What is B. Select Format from the tool bar?

  6. 1.3 The first step in creating a formula that adds a list of numbers is to: • Click in the cell where you want the formula to appear. • Press Enter. • Type an equal sign. • Write the formula using the names of the cells.

  7. 1.3 What is A. Click in the cell where you want the formula to appear?

  8. 1.4 answer

  9. 1.4 question

  10. 1.5 answer

  11. 1.5 question

  12. 2.1 Instead of writing a long formula you could use: • An Average • A Column • A Function • An Option

  13. 2.1 What is C. A Function?

  14. 2.2 Before you can create a chart you must first • Select the data, then choose Data. • Select the data, then choose Format. • Select the data, then choose Insert. • Select the data, then choose View.

  15. 2.2 What is C. Select the data then choose Insert?

  16. 2.3 ________ is a grid of rectangles. • Cell • Formula • Sheet • Value

  17. 2.3 What is C. Sheet?

  18. 2.4 answer

  19. 2.4 question

  20. 2.5 answer

  21. 2.5 question

  22. 3.1 There are ________ rows in one Excel spreadsheet. • 230 • 1,000 • 25,000 • 65,536

  23. 3.1 What is D. 65,536?

  24. 3.2 To Select a cell: • A. Move the cursor to the cell and hold down the mouse button. • B. Move the cursor to the cell and left click once. • C. Select the cell, then choose Format. • D. Select the cell, then choose Insert.

  25. 3.2 What is B. Move the cursor to the cell and left click once.

  26. 3.3 An Excel spreadsheet has ____ columns. A. 26 B. 100 C. 210 D. 256

  27. 3.3 What is D. 256?

  28. 3.4 answer

  29. 3.4 question

  30. 3.5 answer

  31. 3.5 question

  32. 4.1 The third cell in the second column is labeled _______. • A. Cell 3 • B. Cell 3B • C. Cell B3 • D. Cell B^3

  33. 4.1 What is C. Cell B3?

  34. 4.2 ________ is a mathematical expression that the computer will evaluate. • A. Formula • B. Function • C. Value • D. Tool.

  35. 4.2 What is A. Formula?

  36. 4.3 The icon that is an arrow curving counter clockwise is the ____________ button. • A. Delete • B. Edit • C. Insert • D. Undo

  37. 4.3 What is D. Undo?

  38. 4.4 answer

  39. 4.4 question

  40. 4.5 answer

  41. 4.5 question

  42. 5.1 “Dragging and dropping” is an example of _________. • A. Adding a row. • B. Copying and pasting cell contents. • C. Moving cell contents. • D. Selecting a cell to delete.

  43. 5.1 What is B. Copying and pasting cell contents?

  44. 5.2 To arrange data in ascending order, • A. Select Data, then Sort. • B. Select Insert, then Function. • Select Tools, then Options. • Select View, then Custom View.

  45. 5.2 What is A. Select Data, then Sort?

  46. 5.3 The expression, “=A1+B1,” is an example of • A. A Cell. • B. A Formula. • A Label. • A Value.

  47. 5.3 What is B. A Formula?

  48. 5.4 answer

  49. 5.4 question

  50. 5.5 answer

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