IC3: Internet and Computing Core Certification Key Applications Global Standard 4 Study Guide. Ciprian Adrian Rusen
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note any questions that confuse you, and study the corresponding sections of the book again. And don't just skim these questions – make sure you understand each answer completely.
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Learning every bit of the material in this book is going to require applying yourself with a good measure of discipline. So try to set aside the same time period every day to study, and select a comfortable and quiet place to do so. If you work hard, you will be surprised at how quickly you learn this material. If you follow the steps listed here and study with the review questions, practice exams, and electronic flashcards, you will increase your chances of passing the exam.
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IC3 GS4 Exam Objectives
Assessment Test
IC3 – Module 2: Key Applications
1. What is the keyboard shortcut for closing any Windows application?
A. Ctrl+V
B. Windows+Tab
C. Alt+F4
D. Alt+Tab
2. Which of the following is a good way of opening a Microsoft Word document?
A. Open Windows Explorer, navigate to its location, and double-click it.
B. Open Windows Explorer, navigate to its location, and right-click it.
C. Open Windows Explorer, navigate to its location, and press Delete.
D. Open Windows Explorer, navigate to its location, and press Shift+Delete.
3. Which of the following Microsoft Office tools do you use to identify and correct spelling and grammar mistakes?
A. Track changes
B. The indent
C. Spell checker
D. The ruler
4. What is the keyboard shortcut for accessing the printing options in Microsoft Office?
A. Ctrl+V
B. Alt+P
C. Alt+F4
D. Ctrl+P
5. What is the keyboard shortcut for selecting all the text in Microsoft Word document?
A. Ctrl+A
B. Shift+A
C. Alt+F4
D. Ctrl+P
6. Which of the following types of lists can you create in Microsoft Word? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Hexadecimal
B. Numbered
C. Bulleted
D. Infinite
7. Which of the following is a place where you cannot add page numbers in a Microsoft Word document?
A. On the bottom of each page
B. On the margins of each page
C. On the top of each page
D. On the ribbon
8. Which keyboard shortcut do you use to move to the next cell in a Microsoft Excel worksheet?
A. Alt
B. Tab
C. Up arrow
D. Down arrow
9. What does the (fx) symbol represent in Microsoft Excel?
A. The ruler
B. The size of the selected cell
C. The formula bar
D. A worksheet
10. What is the keyboard shortcut for adding a new slide in a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation?
A. Alt+F4
B. Alt+Tab
C. Ctrl+P
D. Ctrl+M
11. Which tool can you use to quickly format the tables in a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation?
A. Table styles
B. The ruler
C. Shapes
D. Transitions
12. To which of the following elements can you add transitions in Microsoft PowerPoint presentations?
A. Pictures
B. Slides
C. Text
D. Video
13. What is a database?
A. An organized collection of data
B. An organized collection of slides
C. A type of software
D. A type of hardware
14. Which of the following Microsoft Office applications can be used to access and manage databases?
A. Microsoft Word
B. Microsoft Outlook
C. Microsoft PowerPoint
D. Microsoft Access
15. Which Microsoft Word feature allows you to track the changes that were made to a document?
A. Slideshow
B. Spell checker
C. Track Changes
D. Accept And Move To Next
Answers to Assessment Test
IC3 – Module 2: Key Applications
1. C. You can press Alt+F4 on your keyboard to close any application.
2. A. Browse your computer using Windows Explorer and double-click the file that you want to open.
3. C. When you use the spell checker in Microsoft Office, each mistake is highlighted, and one or more solutions are suggested for fixing it.
4. D. You can access the printing options by pressing Ctrl+P on your keyboard.
5. A. Select all the text in a document by pressing Ctrl+A on your keyboard.
6. B, C. In Microsoft Word you can create bulleted, numbered, and multilevel lists.
7. D. You cannot add page numbers on the ribbon; they need to be added in the pages of a document.
8. B. Press Tab on your keyboard to move to the next cell.
9. C. The formula bar is labeled with the function symbol (fx).
10. D. You add a new slide by pressing Ctrl+M on your keyboard.
11. A. Microsoft PowerPoint offers table styles that can be used to quickly change the looks of your tables.
12. B. You can set transitions, which are similar to animations, to slides, but they affect only what happens when moving from one slide to the next.
13. A. Databases are organized collections of data.
14. D. Microsoft Access was designed to access, use, and manage databases.
15. C. When Track Changes is turned on, all the changes that are made to the document are kept and can be viewed at any time, as long as no one deactivates this feature.
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