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UNESCO LS6 Digital Citizenship

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which tab do you click to change the font from bold to italics?

a)

Home

b)

Insert

c)

Design

d)

Animations

2.

I added a new slide, but I want to change the layout. Where do I go to change it?

a)

Home

b)

Insert

c)

Design

d)

Animations

3.

I would like the presentation to fade in and out of each slide. Which tab do I need to click to find the transition?

a)

Transitions

b)

Slide Show

c)

Design

d)

Animations

4.

If I want to add a chart or a table with data, which tab do I need to click?

a)

Home

b)

Insert

c)

Slide Show

d)

View

5.

I have created a slide with a bulleted list. I would like each item to show up one at a time. Where do I go to make this happen?

a)

Transitions

b)

Slide Show

c)

Design

d)

Animations

6.

Which tab do you need to click to save a presentation to a different file type?

a)

Home

b)

Slide Show

c)

File

d)

Insert

7.

What is the first thing you will see when you open Microsoft PowerPoint?

a)

Home page

b)

Slide tab

c)

Slide area

d)

Slide view buttons

8.

What should you do to save a new presentation?

a)

Press Ctrl+S

b)

Click the Save button

c)

Click File then Save

d)

All of the above

9.

What is the file type presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint are usually saved as?

a)

.PPT

b)

.PPTX

c)

.DOCX

d)

.PDF

10.

What is the Quick Access Toolbar?

a)

A universal toolbar that is always visible.

b)

A toolbar that only appears when editing slides.

c)

A toolbar that is customizable only in the Design tab.

d)

A toolbar that contains only the save button.

11.

How do you create a new presentation in PowerPoint?

a)

Click on the File tab and choose New.

b)

Press Ctrl+N on the keyboard.

c)

Select Blank Presentation from the Design tab.

d)

Both A and B.

12.

What does the Slide Sorter view allow you to do?

a)

Edit the slides.

b)

Rearrange the slides.

c)

View the slides in a tabular form.

d)

Both B and C.

13.

What is the purpose of the Reading View?

a)

To edit the slides.

b)

To read the slides carefully without editing.

c)

To rearrange the slides.

d)

To present the slides with animations.

14.

What can you do in the Outline View?

a)

View your slide text in outline form.

b)

Edit your slide text quickly.

c)

View the contents of multiple slides at once.

d)

All of the above.

15.

How can you organize slides into sections?

a)

By clicking Section in the Home tab.

b)

By renaming the sections in the dialog box.

c)

By collapsing or expanding sections in the left pane.

d)

All of the above.

16.

What is the function of slide masters?

a)

To set the default layout and appearance.

b)

To create and customize your own layouts.

c)

To save layouts into a custom template.

d)

All of the above.

17.

What should you do to apply a theme in PowerPoint?

a)

Click the drop-down arrow in the Themes group.

b)

Select a theme from the Design tab.

c)

Change the theme anytime during the presentation.

d)

All of the above.

18.

What is the correct first step to insert a page break in a document?

a)

Press the Del key

b)

Place your cursor where you want to create a page break

c)

Click on the Layout tab

d)

Select the text to be moved

19.

How do you remove an unwanted page break?

a)

Select the page and choose delete from the menu

b)

Click on the Layout tab

c)

Place the cursor where the page break was and press the Del key

d)

Press the Backspace key

20.

Where can you find the Header and Footer group in Word?

a)

Under the Insert tab

b)

Located in the View tab

c)

In the Review tab

d)

Within the Layout tab

21.

Which option in the Paragraph group allows you to adjust the spacing between lines?

a)

Line and Paragraph Spacing

b)

Borders and Shading

c)

Paragraph Alignment

d)

Indentation Settings

22.

What is the primary purpose of using mail merge?

a)

To manually input details about each recipient.

b)

To compose unique letters for each recipient.

c)

To create personalized marketing campaigns.

d)

To automate the process of sending the same content to multiple recipients.

23.

What is the primary use of spreadsheets?

a)

Programming software

b)

Web development

c)

Creating graphics

d)

Accounting and data recording

24.

What does the term 'active cell' refer to in Excel?

a)

The cell that displays charts

b)

The last cell modified

c)

The cell that contains a formula

d)

The cell currently being edited

25.

Which of the following spreadsheet programs is available for any operating system?

a)

Google Sheets

b)

Microsoft Excel

c)

Quattro Pro

d)

iWork Numbers

26.

What is the primary purpose of using charts in Excel?

a)

To illustrate data graphically for visualization and comparison

b)

To create complex formulas

c)

To sort data in ascending order

d)

To format text within cells

27.

Which type of chart is best suited for showing trends over time?

a)

Column chart

b)

Pie Chart

c)

Bar Chart

d)

Line chart

28.

Which chart type allows for easy comparison of proportions?

a)

Line chart

b)

Stacked bar chart

c)

Area chart

d)

Pie Chart

29.

If a chart in Excel is not responding to data changes, what might be the issue?

a)

The chart is not well formatted

b)

Data changes do not impact charts

c)

The chart type was not saved

d)

The data range was incorrectly selected

30.

What is the process to freeze the first column in a worksheet?

a)

Click Freeze Panes and select the first column from the options.

b)

Double-click the first column to freeze it.

c)

Click Freeze First Column in the View tab.

d)

Right-click the first column and select Freeze.

31.

What is the purpose of the Quick Access Toolbar?

a)

To access frequently used commands

b)

To save presentations

c)

To display all available tabs

d)

To switch between open presentations

32.

What is the Quick Access Toolbar?

a)

A toolbar that can only be customized by the administrator.

b)

A toolbar that is always visible and allows easy command execution.

c)

A toolbar that is only visible in the Slide Show view.

d)

A toolbar that displays only the most recent commands.

33.

What does the Slide Sorter view allow you to do?

a)


Edit the content of the slides.

b)

View the slides in a full-screen mode.

c)

Rearrange the slides.

d)

Add animations to the slides.

34.

What is the purpose of the Outline View?

a)


To present the slides with animations.

b)

To allow reading of the slides without editing.

c)

To show your slide text in outline form for quick editing

d)

To display all slides in a tabular form.

35.

Harper is trying to get a new song for her playlist. What does downloading mean in this context?

a)

Receiving data or a file from the internet.

b)

Opening a file in a specified program.

c)

Sending data or a file to the internet.

d)

Saving a file to your hard drive.

36.

Rohan wants to download a file from Google Drive that was shared with him.

a)

Click the three dots on the right corner.

b)


Click the Shared with me button.

c)

Select the video file and click Download.

d)

All of the above.

37.

Ava is looking for information on the best places to visit in Europe. What does the World Wide Web (www) allow her to do?

a)

Search for information

b)

Search for information

c)


Send emails

d)

Upload files

38.

Elijah wants to save a webpage he found while researching for his school project in Google Chrome. How can he bookmark this webpage?


a)

Open the Chrome menu and hover over Bookmarks.

b)

Use the Bookmarks Manager.

c)

Press Ctrl + D on your keyboard.

d)

Click the star in the Omnibox to save the current page

39.

During a busy day at school, Scarlett received a quick alert about a meeting with her teacher. This was used in the early 80’s. It is a small one-way telecommunications device that receives alert messages.

a)

Personal Navigation Device

b)

Digital Camera & Camcorder

c)

Pager or Beeper

d)

Mobile Computer

40.

Benjamin used a device that allowed him to make phone calls and send text messages to his teammates. It also worked like a computer because of its special features.

a)

Digital Camera & Camcorder

b)


Mobile Phone

c)

Personal Navigation Device

d)


Mobile Computer

41.

What harm could possibly befall us by giving out personal information online or offline?

a)

Anna gave her password to her friend, whom she has just known for over a week.

b)

Fatima takes a photo of her new ID and posts it in social media.

c)


Lando received a text message from an unknown number saying that he had won ₱50,000 from a raffle game. The sender said that to claim his prize, he must first send his personal information. Lando eagerly complied.

d)

Rosie receives an email asking her to provide her personal information as soon as possible to avail a certain promo

42.

What should Isla do before replying to a message she doesn’t like?

a)

Calm down before replying

b)

Reply immediately

c)

Forward the message to others

d)


Ignore the message

43.

What should Abigail do with chain letters from unreliable sources?

a)

Read them carefully

b)

Ignore them

c)

Pass them on

d)

Share them with friends

44.

ames, Luna, and Anika each have different online habits. If you were to give them advice on how to improve their internet practices, which of the following would be the most appropriate recommendations for each of them?

a)

James should avoid sharing personal information on social media to protect his privacy.

b)

Luna should always verify the legitimacy of links before clicking to prevent potential security threats.

c)

Anika should avoid engaging in heated arguments online to prevent conflicts from escalating.

d)

All of the above.

45.

Mason has been studying digital ethics in his class. He is curious about what digital ethics entails and why it is significant for individuals in today's society. What have you understood about digital ethics? Why is it important to people?

a)

Digital ethics is about maintaining good manners while communicating online. It is important because it ensures that people do not offend others while using social media.

b)

Digital ethics involves learning about the historical development of the internet. It is important because it helps individuals understand the past evolution of digital tools.

c)

Digital ethics refers to the set of rules and guidelines that govern how people use technology and interact online. It is important because it helps individuals navigate the digital world responsibly and protects their privacy and safety.

d)

Digital ethics focuses only on the technical aspects of technology, such as software development. It is important because it helps tech companies improve their products and services.

46.

Michael, a budding artist, created a beautiful painting and shared it on social media. However, he later discovered that someone had copied his artwork and was selling it without his permission. What is copyright infringement?

a)

Copyright infringement refers to the act of creating original content and registering it with the government.

b)

Copyright infringement only happens when the original creator is not acknowledged for their work.

c)

Copyright infringement is when someone uses someone else’s copyrighted work without permission, often for personal or financial gain.

d)

Copyright infringement occurs when someone creates an original piece of art or content and shares it publicly.

47.

What is the process of uploading files when Benjamin wants to submit his assignment online?

a)

Benjamin must first share his assignment on social media before submitting it online.

b)

Benjamin needs to write his assignment on paper, scan it, and send it by email.

c)

Benjamin should click on the "Upload" button, select the file from his computer, and confirm the submission.

d)

Benjamin has to create a copy of his assignment in a different format and print it out.

48.

Ava is looking for information on the best places to visit in Europe. What does the World Wide Web (www) allow her to do?

a)

Search for information

b)

Upload files

c)

Download files

d)

Send emails

49.

Michael is curious about the role of digital technologies in his daily life. What are digital technologies?

a)

Digital technologies are tools and systems that use electronic devices and the internet to store, process, and share information.

b)

Digital technologies are only related to video games and entertainment devices.

c)

Digital technologies refer to traditional paper-based methods used to store and share information.

d)

Digital technologies are specific to only mobile phones and laptops.

50.

Which of the following best reflects the digital right to privacy?

a)

The right to avoid all interactions online.

b)

The right to freely share all private information with the public.

c)

The right to keep one’s personal data secure and choose who has access to it.

d)

The right to use someone else’s personal information without permission.