Question 1

FIGURE EX 1-1   In Figure EX 1-1 above, the first cell in the range is ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  A1 
B)  B2 
C)  B5 
D)  D13 
A)  A1 
B)  B2 
C)  B5 
D)  D13

Question 2

A(n) ____________________ is a column, row, or group of cells forming a rectangle.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ is a column, row, or...

Question 3

You can select cells using the keyboard by pressing and holding Ctrl and using the arrow keys to extend the selection.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

A ____ is text that appears in the top margin of a worksheet when printed.

Accepted Answer

A)  cell reference 
B)  print area 
C)  header 
D)  footer 
A)  cell reference 
B)  print area 
C)  header 
D)  footer

Question 5

Match between columns
                        Premises: View used to adjust page breaks before printing.
View that displays the worksheet as it will print.
View most commonly used.
View that hides the Ribbon, the formula bar, and the status bar.
View used to create, apply, or delete a view you have created.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Page Layout View and Custom Views and is...

Question 6

Case EX 1-2 In her position as a financial advisor, Mallory frequently works with workbooks containing multiple worksheets. To delete a worksheet that she doesn't need, Mallory could click the Delete Cells button arrow on the Home tab of the Ribbon in the ____ group and then click Delete Sheet.

Accepted Answer

A)  Cells 
B)  Delete 
C)  Worksheet 
D)  Editing 
A)  Cells 
B)  Delete 
C)  Worksheet 
D)  Editing

FIGURE EX 1-1 In Figure EX 1-1 above, the first cell in the range is ____.

A(n) ____________________ is a column, row, or group of cells forming a rectangle.

You can select cells using the keyboard by pressing and holding Ctrl and using the arrow keys to extend the selection.

A ____ is text that appears in the top margin of a worksheet when printed.

Case EX 1-2 In her position as a financial advisor, Mallory frequently works with workbooks containing multiple worksheets. To delete a worksheet that she doesn't need, Mallory could click the Delete Cells button arrow on the Home tab of the Ribbon in the ____ group and then click Delete Sheet.

Access Lesson 1: Understanding Access Fundamentals

Access Lesson 2: Creating Queries, Forms, and Reports

Excel Lesson 2: Formatting and Editing Worksheets

Excel Lesson 3: Using Formulas and Functions

Excel Lesson 4: Working With Charts and Graphics

Getting Started Lesson 1: Working With Microsoft Office 2010

Integration Lesson 1: Understanding Integration Fundamentals

Powerpoint Lesson 1: Understanding Powerpoint Fundamentals

Powerpoint Lesson 2: Formatting and Modifying Presentations

Powerpoint Lesson 3: Enhancing Presentations

Publisher Lesson 1 : Understanding Publisher Fundamentals

Word Lesson 1: Understanding Word Fundamentals

Word Lesson 2: Editing and Formatting Text

Word Lesson 3: Formatting Documents

Word Lesson 4: Working With Graphic Objects

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Exam 3: Excel Lesson 1: Understanding Excel Fundamentals

FIGURE EX 1-1 In Figure EX 1-1 above, the first cell in the range is ____.

A(n) ____________________ is a column, row, or group of cells forming a rectangle.

You can select cells using the keyboard by pressing and holding Ctrl and using the arrow keys to extend the selection.

A ____ is text that appears in the top margin of a worksheet when printed.

Case EX 1-2 In her position as a financial advisor, Mallory frequently works with workbooks containing multiple worksheets. To delete a worksheet that she doesn't need, Mallory could click the Delete Cells button arrow on the Home tab of the Ribbon in the ____ group and then click Delete Sheet.

Access Lesson 1: Understanding Access Fundamentals

Access Lesson 2: Creating Queries, Forms, and Reports

Excel Lesson 2: Formatting and Editing Worksheets

Excel Lesson 3: Using Formulas and Functions

Excel Lesson 4: Working With Charts and Graphics

Getting Started Lesson 1: Working With Microsoft Office 2010

Integration Lesson 1: Understanding Integration Fundamentals

Powerpoint Lesson 1: Understanding Powerpoint Fundamentals

Powerpoint Lesson 2: Formatting and Modifying Presentations

Powerpoint Lesson 3: Enhancing Presentations

Publisher Lesson 1 : Understanding Publisher Fundamentals

Word Lesson 1: Understanding Word Fundamentals

Word Lesson 2: Editing and Formatting Text

Word Lesson 3: Formatting Documents

Word Lesson 4: Working With Graphic Objects

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