Google Calendar

The title of the class and the presenter are:

• Mathematics - Mr. Smith

• Science - Ms. Johnson

• History - Dr. Brown

• English - Mrs. Lee

Google Calendar is described as what and what is its cost?

• An online calendar and it is free

• A paid email service

• A cloud storage platform with a monthly fee

• A social media network with subscription

The first step required to use Google Calendar if you don't already have one is:

• Create a Google account

• Download the Google Calendar app

• Subscribe to a calendar

• Share your calendar with others

You can access Google Calendar once your account is set up by:

• Visiting the Google Calendar website or app

• Sending an email to Google support

• Calling Google customer service

• Downloading a third-party calendar app

The calendar is laid out in terms of time and days as:

• A sequence of days, weeks, and months organized chronologically

• A random arrangement of dates

• A list of holidays only

• A chart of numbers without any order

The function of the multicolored plus button is:

• to add a new item or feature

• to delete an existing item

• to refresh the page

• to open the settings menu

The kind of information you can add as a title for an event is:

• A brief description of the event

• A list of attendees

• The event's catering menu

• The event's budget

Setting up reminders for appointments can be done by:

• Using a calendar or reminder app

• Ignoring the appointment

• Writing it on a random piece of paper and forgetting it

• Telling no one and hoping to remember

It is recommended to set up Google Calendar for the first time at:

• home

• a public computer

• an internet café

• a friend's device

Once you set up Google Calendar on multiple devices, what happens automatically?

• Your calendar events sync across all devices automatically.

• You need to manually update events on each device.

• Only new events appear on all devices, not old ones.

• Reminders are disabled on all devices.