Unit 7 Lesson 5 Vocabulary

What is Google Sheets primarily used for?

• Creating and managing presentations

• Creating and managing spreadsheets

• Creating and managing databases

• Creating and managing text documents

What is the Backstage View in Google Sheets?

• A tool for creating charts

• A special area for accessing document settings and properties

• A feature for sharing documents

• A section for editing cell formulas

Which of the following describes the term "Document Properties"?

• The color scheme of the spreadsheet

• Details like title, author, and description of a spreadsheet

• The number of sheets in a document

• The font style used in the document

What does the "Title" refer to in a Google Sheets document?

• The main heading of a chart

• The name given to a document

• The first cell in a spreadsheet

• The name of the author

Who is referred to as the "Author" in a Google Sheets document?

• The person who created or edited the document

• The person who shared the document

• The person who printed the document

• The person who viewed the document

What is the purpose of the "Description" in a document?

• To provide a brief summary of the content

• To list all the formulas used

• To show the number of pages

• To display the document's size

What are "Keywords" used for in a document?

• To enhance the document's visual appeal

• To improve searchability by associating important terms

• To calculate the total number of words

• To create hyperlinks within the document

What is a "Dialog Box" in Google Sheets?

• A small window that prompts the user to enter information or make choices

• A section for viewing document history

• A tool for formatting text

• A feature for adding images

What is the "Document Panel" used for in Google Sheets?

• To view and edit document properties without leaving the current view

• To display the document's print preview

• To manage user permissions

• To create new sheets

What does "Last Modified" indicate in a Google Sheets document?

• The date and time when the document was last printed

• The date and time when the document was last edited

• The date and time when the document was created

• The date and time when the document was shared