IT Cup JHS Quiz Bee

1. Erika wants to use a template for her Google Slides presentation. How can she do this?

• 1. She can do this by going to New ► Google Forms ► From template gallery.

• 1. She can do this by going to New ► Google Sheets ► From template gallery.

• She can do this by going to New ► Google Docs ► From template gallery.

• 1. She can do this by going to New ► Google Slides ► From template gallery.

1. Your teacher gave you an assignment of computing the total expenses for the month in Google Sheets. Which formula should you use?

• 1. =SUM()

• 1. =PLUS()

• 1. =TOTAL()

• 1. =COUNT()

1. Leandro wants to add a linear scale type of question to a form that he created in Google Forms. He wants to create a scale from 1 to 10. Is this allowed in Google Forms?

• 1. No

• 1. Yes

• 1. Maybe

• 1. None of the above

1. Kaye is creating her grocery checklist in Google Docs. She thinks that the order of the items on her grocery list is not important. What type of list should she use?

• 1. Numbered list

• 1. Bulleted list

• 1. Checklist

• 1. None of the above

1. Which sharing option should Eddie choose to share his Google Slides presentation with his colleagues for review without allowing them to make changes?

• 1. Editor

• 1. Viewer

• 1. Commenter

• 1. Owner

1. Catherine wants to insert an image in a Google Docs document by taking a snapshot using a webcam. Is this possible?

• 1. No

• 1. Yes

• 1. Webcams cannot take snapshots

• 1. None of the above

1. What are the first two things you need to decide on when creating a Google Forms form?

• 1. Title and Section

• 1. Title and Theme

• 1. Section and Theme

• 1. Theme and Section

1. You have the formula =LOWER(C1) where C1 contains the word “Nuggets”. What will be the output?

• 1. NUGGets

• 1. Nuggets

• 1. nuggets

• 1. NUGGETS

1. What are the spaces between lines in a block of text or a paragraph?

• 1. Text spacing

• 1. Line spacing

• 1. Page spacing

• 1. Margin spacing

Annabelle was asked to write a formula for this statement: If five is equal to five, display “Correct!”; otherwise, display “Wrong.” How should she do it in Google Sheets?

• 1. =IF(5=5, “Correct!”, “Wrong.”)

• 1. =IF(5=5, “Correct”, “Wrong”)

• 1. =IF(5=5, “Wrong.”, “Correct!”)

• 1. =IF(5=5, “Wrong”, “Correct”)