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BSAB1C-ELEC1 (FQuiz1)

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a key difference between a Column Chart and a Bar Chart?

a)

Column charts use vertical bars, while bar charts use horizontal bars.

b)

Column charts are only for percentages, while bar charts are for whole numbers.

c)

Bar charts show trends over time, while column charts do not.

d)

Column charts show proportions, while bar charts do not.

2.

Line charts are best suited for:

a)

Comparing proportions

b)

Showing trends over time

c)

Displaying 3D landscapes

d)

Grouping data by category

3.

The legend in a chart:

a)

Provides a description of the chart

b)

Displays values on the x-axis

c)

Identifies different data series by color

d)

Shows proportions in a pie chart

4.

If you want to move a chart to a new worksheet, you should:

a)

Drag and drop the chart

b)

Use the Move Chart command on the Design tab

c)

Change the chart style

d)

Update the data range

5.

What chart type is best used to show proportions of a whole?

a)

Bar Chart

b)

Column Chart

c)

Line Chart

d)

Pie Chart

6.

Which chart type allows you to display data across a 3D landscape?

a)

Pie Chart

b)

Surface Chart

c)

Column Chart

d)

Area Chart

7.

What command can you use to add predefined chart layouts?

a)

Add Chart Element

b)

Recommended Charts

c)

Chart Styles

d)

Quick Layout

8.

In an Area Chart, what is unique about its data display?

a)

It uses horizontal bars.

b)

It shows data as slices.

c)

It fills in the area under the lines.

d)

It shows data as points on a 3D surface.

9.

What do you call the part of a chart that measures values on the y-axis?

a)

Legend

b)

Horizontal Axis

c)

Data Series

d)

Vertical Axis

10.

In what scenario would a Pie Chart not be suitable?

a)

Comparing proportions of a whole

b)

Tracking monthly sales

c)

Showing percentages of categories

d)

Illustrating parts of a total

11.

In Excel, what element on a chart typically describes the categories of data?

a)

Chart Title

b)

Data Series

c)

Vertical Axis

d)

Horizontal Axis

12.

Which chart element is used to describe the purpose of the chart?

a)

Chart Title

b)

Legend

c)

Data Series

d)

Axis

13.

The reference A2 is an example of:

a)

Relative reference

b)

Absolute reference

c)

Mixed reference

d)

Static reference

14.

What is the default type of cell reference in Excel?

a)

Absolute

b)

Relative

c)

Mixed

d)

Constant

15.

When copied to another cell, which type of reference remains constant?

a)

Mixed

b)

Relative

c)

Absolute

d)

Dynamic

16.

When inserting a chart in MS Excel, once you select a chart type, you cannot change it instantly. You need to start over, select the data to convert into a chart, and then choose the new chart type.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

If you use the formula =A1+B1 in cell C1 and then copy it to cell C2, what will the formula become?

a)

=A2+B2

b)

=A1+B1

c)

=A2+B1

d)

=A1+B2

18.

How would you reference cell B3 on a worksheet named "Sales Data" that contains a space in the name?

a)

=Sales Data!B3

b)

='Sales Data'!B3

c)

="Sales Data"!B3

d)

=[Sales Data]!B3

19.

Pie charts are limited to displaying a single data series.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Which reference would be created if you press F4 once while editing the reference A2?

a)

$A$2

b)

A$2

c)

$A2

d)

A2

21.

Bonus Point:

 

1.    Type/Write reference G1 as absolute reference.

(a)