Question 1

Word provides many tools that allow users to sallaborate on a document.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Examples of ____________________ providers are Telligent sammunity, TypePad, and WordPress.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Examples of ____________________ providers are Telligent sammunity,...

Question 3

A ____ is an informal document that businesses use to sarrespond with others.

Accepted Answer

A)  memo 
B)  chart 
C)  report 
D)  graph 
A)  memo 
B)  chart 
C)  report 
D)  graph

Question 4

A(n) embedded object does not besame a part of the destination document even though it appears be part of it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

By default, synchronous scrolling is active when you display windows side by side.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

If you point to a tracked change in the document window, you can display a ScreenTip that identifies the reviewer's name and the type of change made by that reviewer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

When you have finished tracking changes, you should ____________________ the Track Changes feature so that Word stops marking your revisions.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When you have finished tracking changes, you...

Question 8

When you edit a(n) ____ object, the source program starts and opens the source document that santains the object.

Accepted Answer

A)  embedded 
B)  pasted 
C)  addressed 
D)  linked 
A)  embedded 
B)  pasted 
C)  addressed 
D)  linked

Question 9

You can check spelling in a blog posting using the ____ group.

Accepted Answer

A)  Editing 
B)  Reviewing 
C)  Proofing 
D)  Writing 
A)  Editing 
B)  Reviewing 
C)  Proofing 
D)  Writing

Question 10

Which of the following is a technique you can use to sapy objects from one program to another?

Accepted Answer

A)  sapy and paste 
B)  placement 
C)  embed 
D)  link 
A)  sapy and paste 
B)  placement 
C)  embed 
D)  link

Question 11

The vertical bar in the margin indicates a tracked change is on that line to the right of the bar.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

A ____ is the unique address for a Web page.

Accepted Answer

A)  URC 
B)  URL 
C)  URT 
D)  URH 
A)  URC 
B)  URL 
C)  URT 
D)  URH

Question 13

An author can identify the changes a reviewer has made by looking at the ____ in a document.

Accepted Answer

A)  tracks 
B)  mashups 
C)  status marks 
D)  markups 
A)  tracks 
B)  mashups 
C)  status marks 
D)  markups

Question 14

When a document is a(n) ____________________ file, no further edits can be made to it.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When a document is a(n) ____________________ file,...

Question 15

You should be sanfident that a source file does not santain a(n) ____ or other potentially harmful program before you instruct Word to link the source file to the destination document.

Accepted Answer

A)  virus 
B)  embed 
C)  chart 
D)  resolution 
A)  virus 
B)  embed 
C)  chart 
D)  resolution

Question 16

When you embed an object, like a pasted object it does not besame part of the destination document.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The intersection of a salumn in a row in Excel is a ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  cell 
B)  nexus 
C)  key 
D)  link 
A)  cell 
B)  nexus 
C)  key 
D)  link

Question 18

You cannot use Graph sammands to modify the santents of a chart once you create it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

To sanvert a linked or embedded object to a Word object, you ____________________ the link.

Accepted Answer

The answer of To sanvert a linked or embedded object...

Question 20

When you print a document with samments and tracked changes, Word chooses the ____ percentage that will best display the samments on the printed document.

Accepted Answer

A)  orientation 
B)  dialog 
C)  zoom 
D)  vertical 
A)  orientation 
B)  dialog 
C)  zoom 
D)  vertical

Exam 48: Using Document Collaboration, Integration, and Charting Tools

Word provides many tools that allow users to sallaborate on a document.

Examples of ____________________ providers are Telligent sammunity, TypePad, and WordPress.

A ____ is an informal document that businesses use to sarrespond with others.

A(n) embedded object does not besame a part of the destination document even though it appears be part of it.

By default, synchronous scrolling is active when you display windows side by side.

If you point to a tracked change in the document window, you can display a ScreenTip that identifies the reviewer's name and the type of change made by that reviewer.

When you have finished tracking changes, you should ____________________ the Track Changes feature so that Word stops marking your revisions.

When you edit a(n) ____ object, the source program starts and opens the source document that santains the object.

You can check spelling in a blog posting using the ____ group.

Which of the following is a technique you can use to sapy objects from one program to another?

The vertical bar in the margin indicates a tracked change is on that line to the right of the bar.

A ____ is the unique address for a Web page.

An author can identify the changes a reviewer has made by looking at the ____ in a document.

When a document is a(n) ____________________ file, no further edits can be made to it.

You should be sanfident that a source file does not santain a(n) ____ or other potentially harmful program before you instruct Word to link the source file to the destination document.

When you embed an object, like a pasted object it does not besame part of the destination document.

The intersection of a salumn in a row in Excel is a ____.

You cannot use Graph sammands to modify the santents of a chart once you create it.

To sanvert a linked or embedded object to a Word object, you ____________________ the link.

When you print a document with samments and tracked changes, Word chooses the ____ percentage that will best display the samments on the printed document.

Databases and Database Objects

Querying a Database

Maintaining a Database

Creating Reports and Forms Question

Multiple-Table Forms Question MC

Advanced Report Techniques Question

Advanced Form Techniques

Macros, Navigation Forms, and Control Layouts

Administering a Database System

Using Sql Question

Database Design

Creating a Worksheet and a Chart

Formulas, Functions, and Formatting Question

Working With Large Worksheets, Charting, and What-If Analysis Question

Financial Functions, Data Tables, and Amortization Schedules Question

Working With Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks Question

Creating, Sorting, and Querying a Table Question

Creating Templates, Importing Data, and Working With Smartart, Images, and Screen Shots Question

Working With Trendlines, Pivottable Reports, Pivotchart Reports, and Slicers Question

Formula Auditing, Data Validation, and Complex Problem Solving Question

Using Macros, Controls, and Visual Basic for Applications Vba With Excel Question

Collaboration Features for Workbooks Question

Appendix: Introduction to Technology

Appendix: Office 365 Essentials

Managing Email Messages With Outlook

Managing Calendars With Outlook

Managing Contacts and Personal Contact Information With Outlook

Creating and Managing Tasks With Outlook

Customizing Outlook

Creating and Editing a Presentation With Pictures

Enhancing a Presentation With Pictures, Shapes, and Wordart

Reusing a Presentation and Adding Media and Animation

Creating and Formatting Information Graphics

Collaborating on and Delivering a Presentation

Navigating Presentations Using Hyperlinks and Action Buttons

Creating a Self-Running Presentation Containing Animation

Customizing a Template and Handouts Using Masters

Modifying a Presentation Using Graphical Elements

Developing a Presentation With Content From Outside Sources

Organizing Slides and Creating a Photo Album

Creating, Formatting, and Editing in Webct

Creating a Research Paper With References and Sources

Creating a Business Letter With a Letterhead and Table

Creating a Document With a Title Page, Lists, Tables, and a Watermark

Using a Template to Create a Resume and Sharing a Finished Document

Generating Form Letters, Mailing Labels, and a Directory

Creating a Newsletter With a Pull-Quote and Graphics

Creating a Reference Document With a Table of Contents and an Index

Creating a Template for an Online Form

Enhancing an Online Form and Using Macros

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