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Spreadsheet Basics Quiz

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the four main mathematical operators on a spreadsheet?

a)

Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division

b)

Addition, Subtraction, Exponentiation, Modulus

c)

Addition, Subtraction, Concatenation, Division

d)

Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Concatenation

2.

What is a cell reference?

a)

A unique identifier for a cell, which is formed by combining the column letter and row number

b)

A formula used to calculate values in a spreadsheet

c)

A type of data validation rule

d)

A method to format cells in a spreadsheet

3.

Which of the following symbols is used for addition in a spreadsheet?

a)

-

b)

*

c)

/

d)

+

4.

What identifies a cell on a spreadsheet?

a)

The color of the cell

b)

The letter and number that identifies a cell

c)

The size of the cell

d)

The font used in the cell

5.

What can spreadsheets be used to display?

a)

Text, dates, and numbers

b)

Images and videos

c)

Only text

d)

Only numbers

6.

Why would you use a spreadsheet rather than a database or a table on a word processed document?

a)

Because it looks better

b)

Because it can perform calculations for you

c)

Because it is easier to use

d)

Because it is more secure

7.

What must all formulae in a spreadsheet start with?

a)

+

b)

-

c)

=

d)

*

8.

What can you use to perform calculations in a spreadsheet?

a)

Only numbers

b)

Only cell references

c)

Either numbers or cell references

d)

Only text

9.

What must all formulae start with in a spreadsheet?

a)

+

b)

-

c)

=

d)

*

10.

What will you see when you enter a formula into a cell?

a)

The formula itself

b)

The result/answer

c)

An error message

d)

A blank cell

11.

Where do you need to go to edit a formula in a spreadsheet?

a)

The cell itself

b)

The toolbar

c)

The formula bar at the top

d)

The status bar

12.

What does BODMAS stand for?

a)

Brackets, Of, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction

b)

Brackets, Of, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Summation

c)

Brackets, Of, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction

d)

Brackets, Of, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Summation

13.

What is the correct answer to the expression 2 + 3 * 4 according to BODMAS?

a)

20

b)

14

c)

10

d)

18

14.

In the BODMAS rule, which operation should be performed first?

a)

Addition

b)

Multiplication

c)

Brackets

d)

Subtraction

15.

According to BODMAS, which operations come after Brackets and Indices/Powers Of?

a)

Addition and Subtraction

b)

Multiplication and Division

c)

Subtraction and Multiplication

d)

Division and Addition

16.

What is the main advantage of using cell references in a spreadsheet?

a)

You don't need to know the exact numbers.

b)

It makes the spreadsheet look more colorful.

c)

It increases the size of the spreadsheet.

d)

It makes the spreadsheet harder to understand.

17.

What will happen if the figures in the spreadsheet are changed?

a)

The total will remain the same.

b)

The total will update.

c)

The spreadsheet will crash.

d)

The figures will disappear.

18.

What is the main advantage of replicating a formula in a spreadsheet?

a)

It automatically adjusts the cell references relative to where it is.

b)

It changes the formula to a different function.

c)

It deletes the previous formula.

d)

It highlights the cells in a different color.

19.

What does the term "relative" refer to in the context of cell referencing in spreadsheets?

a)

The formula changes based on the absolute position of the cells.

b)

The formula changes based on the relative position of the cells.

c)

The formula remains constant regardless of cell position.

d)

The formula is deleted when moved to a new cell.

20.

What is the function of the fill handle in spreadsheet applications?

a)

To copy and paste data

b)

To drag and fill data based on a pattern

c)

To delete data

d)

To format cells

21.

What is the main purpose of using absolute cell referencing in spreadsheets?

a)

To allow cell references to change when copied

b)

To keep cell references constant when copied

c)

To format cells automatically

d)

To sort data in ascending order

22.

In the given example, which cell reference should be made absolute to correctly multiply each total in column E with the value in G1?

a)

D3

b)

E3

c)

G1

d)

F1

23.

What is an absolute cell reference in Excel?

a)

A) A cell reference that changes when copied to another cell

b)

B) A cell reference that always uses the same cell and does not change

c)

C) A cell reference that only works in certain cells

d)

D) A cell reference that is used for formatting

24.

How do you turn a cell reference into an absolute cell reference in Excel?

a)

A) Add ##

b)

B) Add %%

c)

C) Add $$

d)

D) Add &&

25.

What key can you press to quickly make a cell reference absolute in Excel?

a)

A) F1

b)

B) F2

c)

C) F3

d)

D) F4

26.

What is one way to make it easy to identify cells in Google Sheets?

a)

By using conditional formatting

b)

By naming ranges

c)

By changing cell colors

d)

By using filters

27.

What is true about named ranges in Google Sheets?

a)

Named ranges are always relative

b)

Named ranges are always absolute

c)

Named ranges can be either relative or absolute

d)

Named ranges are only used for formatting

28.

Where can you find the option to name ranges in Excel?

a)

Formulas > Define Name

b)

Edit > Named Ranges

c)

Data > Define Name

d)

View > Named Ranges