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Microsoft Office Suite
Question | Answer |
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A powerful spreadsheet program that allows users to organize data, complete calculations and graph data | Excel 2010 |
A feature that organizes the sheets for use in excel | Workbook |
Used to enter, calculate, manipulate and analyze data in excel | Worksheet |
This is immediately visible on the screen when you open Excel | A new workbook |
Used to navigate and display different portions of a worksheet in a worksheet window | Scroll bars |
Presents information about the worksheet, the progress of current tasks, and controls for viewing the worksheet | Status bar |
The control center in Excel and many other office programs | Ribbon |
Used for quick, convenient, one-click access to frequently used Excel commands | Quick Access Toolbar |
Users use this who prefer to use the keyboard rather than the mouse, and provides keyboard code icons that may be used in conjuction with the ALT key. | Screen Tips |
The name of the list of frequently used excel commands available when a user right-clicks an item in the worksheet. | Shortcut Menu |
The intersection of a row and a column in a worksheet. | Cell |
Occurs when the cursor is moved over a cell and a user clicks. | The cell is selected. |
Automatically adjusts cell references for the new copy location. | Relative reference |
When you enter text into a cell, this feature works behind the scenes to recognize and correct common mistakes. | AutoCorrect |
The name of the small black square in the lower-right corner of the heavy border of an active cell that repeats a cell's value in adjacent cells. | Fill handle |
Adds all of the numbers in a range of cells | Sum |
A full-featured word procewssing program that allows users to create professional-looking documents. | Word |
How do you access Word 2010 Help from the word window? | Click the Microsoft Office Word Help button in the upper right corner fo the Word window. |
Which is the shortcut key for accessing Microsoft Office Word Help from the Word window? | F1 |
Which area is used to view a portion of a document on the screen | Document window. |
Which command is used to split a document into two panes so that different parts of the document can be viewed at the same time? | Split |
Which bar is used to navigate and display the various areas of a document? | Scroll |
Which bar presents information about a document? | Status |
Which item on the status bar increases or decreases the size of the content in a Word 2010 window? | Zoom slider |
The control center located below the title bar at the top of the Word 2010 window. | Ribbon |
The name of the small arrow in the lower-right corner of the ribbon group that displays a dialog box with additional options. | Dialog Box Launcher |
The view that provides data about documents and contains a set of commands to help a user manage documents. | Document |
Provides convenient, one-click access to frequently used commands. | Quick Access Toolbar |
Actions or commands that cannont be cancelled in Word 2010. | Printing and saving a document. |
Located on the Title bar and enables a user to minimize, mazimize, or close the Word 2010 window. | Window control buttons |
The name assigned to a file when it is saved. | File name |
Enables the document to be viewed as it would appear on a webpage. | Web layout |
Used to cancel a recent command or action. | Quick Access Toolbar, Undo button |
Used to create a collection of slides and is often called a presentation graphics program. | PowerPoint |
What are collections of files created in PowerPoint called? | Presentations |
Describes the process of determining a presentation's purpose. | Planning the presentation |
Provides an audience with background information, knowledge, and specific details about a topic. | Informative presentations |
A presentation used to influence how an audience feels about a position or plan. | Persuasive presentations |
A presentation used to teach an audience how something works or help them understand a process. | Demonstration |
A presentation used to help an audience learn new skills. | Training presentation |
Tab that shows a multilevel list of the titles and text of each slide. | Outline |
A tab that shows a column of numbered slide thumbnails. | Slides |
Provides an area for saving reminders to help a presenter during a presentation. | Notes |
The coordinated set of colors, fonts, and other design elements that are applied to components of a presentation. | Theme |
Shows the current slide as it will appear during the slide show. | Slide |
Enables a user to view one slide at a time in the Slide Pane. | Normal |
The region of a slide reserved for inserting text or graphics. | Placeholder |
A predetermined way of organizing objects on a slide. | Layout |
A list of statements with a special symbol to the left of each paragraph. | Bulleted list |
Refers to the size of alphabetic and numeric characters on a slide. | Font size |