Google Sheets

Emma needs to create a weekly planner for her homework. What is the easiest way to start using Google Sheets?

• Use a pre-made weekly planner template available in Google Sheets.
• Create a new sheet and design the planner manually.
• Write the schedule on paper and later type it into Google Sheets.
• Download a planner app instead of using Google Sheets.

Liam and his friends are working on a group project in Google Sheets, and each person needs to add their ideas. What is the advantage of using Google Sheets for this project?

• Everyone can see and edit each other’s ideas in real time, which enhances collaboration.
• Only one person can work on the project at a time to prevent confusion.
• Each person writes their ideas on paper and emails them to the group.
• The teacher must combine all ideas manually into one file.

Sophia wants to show how many books she reads each month by coloring cells in Google Sheets. What is the best approach?

• Use different colors in cells to represent the number of books read.
• Draw pictures of books in each cell.
• List the number of books read without using colors.
• Create a chart to display the number of books read per month.

Noah has a list of his favorite games and how often he plays them each week. How can Google Sheets help him manage this information?

• Organize the data in cells to track the frequency of playing each game.
• Write the list of games on paper.
• Memorize the information without using Google Sheets.
• Use formulas to automatically calculate the total hours spent on all games.

Alex has recorded the hours he played video games each day in Google Sheets and wants to find the total for the week. How can Google Sheets assist with this?

• Use a formula to sum up the total hours automatically.
• Manually count the hours and record the total.
• Use a calculator to add up the hours and enter the result into Google Sheets.
• Create a chart to visually show his daily and weekly hours.

Aiden has recorded how many pets each of his friends have. How can he make this information more understandable in Google Sheets?

• Create a chart to visually represent the number of pets each friend has.
• Write the numbers in a text box.
• Draw a picture of each pet next to the names.
• Use conditional formatting to highlight who has the most pets.

Isabella has a list of her classmates’ birthdays and wants to identify those in September. What should she do in Google Sheets?

• Use the filter feature to display only the birthdays in September.
• Manually review each birthday and highlight the September ones.
• Ask a teacher to find the September birthdays for her.
• Sort the data by month to easily locate September birthdays.

Ethan needs to create a to-do list for his weekend chores. What is the most effective way to set this up in Google Sheets?

• Use a to-do list template to organize and track chores.
• Write down the chores on paper and later transfer them to Google Sheets.
• Start a new sheet and manually create the to-do list from scratch.
• Add checkboxes in the sheet to mark completed chores.

Mia and her classmates are each adding their favorite fruits to a Google Sheets document. What is a key benefit of this feature?

• Multiple users can add their favorite fruits simultaneously and see updates in real time.
• Each person adds their fruits one at a time to avoid confusion.
• Only one person can work on the document at a time, with others waiting their turn.
• The teacher has to approve changes before others can see them.

Ava is learning about Google Sheets. How would you best describe Google Sheets to her?

• Google Sheets is a tool for organizing data, performing calculations, and creating charts using a grid of cells.
• Google Sheets is a tool for typing and saving written documents.
• Google Sheets is a program for creating visual art and illustrations.
• Google Sheets is an online spreadsheet that can be shared and edited with others.