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TLE-ICT PART 1

Total questions: 148

Worksheet time: 1hrs 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Creativity (art/design) + Technology(tools/code)

(a)  

2.

Is a contextualized Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE)

subject for stand-alone science high schools.

(a)  

3.

Choose all definitions of Creative Technology

a)

Is the use of technology as a tool for creative expression and innovation.

b)

It blends art, design, media, and engineering to develop new, interactive, and often immersive experiences.

c)

Is a series of related instructions, organized to perform some specific task or used to operate a computer. It is also called a PROGRAM.

d)

is a contextualized Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) subject for stand-alone science high schools.

e)

Technology= Creativity (art/design) + Technology(tools/code)

4.

A series of related instructions, organized

to perform some specific task or used to operate a computer.

(a)  

5.

Consist of programs that control or maintain

the operations of the computer and its devices.

(a)  

6.

Is a set of programs that coordinates all the activities

among computer hardware devices..

(a)  

7.

Software is also called a (a)   .

8.

Are specialized software programs that allow input and output devices to communicate with the rest of the computer system.

(a)  

9.

Allows a user to perform maintenance-type tasks

usually related to managing a computer, its devices or its programs.

(a)  

10.

Is any program or group of programs capable of dealing

with user inputs and helps the user to complete the tasks.

(a)  

11.

Used to manipulate and format text,

creates memos, letters, faxes and documents.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

SYSTEM SOFTWARE

e)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

12.

Is used to perform and manipulate calculations.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

SYSTEM SOFTWARE

e)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

13.

Is a collection of data related to any applications.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

SYSTEM SOFTWARE

e)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

14.

Programs that control or maintain the operations

of the computer and its devices.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

SYSTEM SOFTWARE

e)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

15.

A single program or a group of small programs referred to as an application suite consist of programs designed to make users more productive and/or assist them with personal tasks.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

SYSTEM SOFTWARE

e)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

16.

Interface between the user, the application software

and the computer’s hardware.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

SYSTEM SOFTWARE

e)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

17.

TYPES OF APPLICATION SOFTWARE

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

DATABASE SOFTWARE

e)

MULTIMEDIA

SOFTWARE

18.

Used to perform and manipulate calculations.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

DATABASE SOFTWARE

e)

MULTIMEDIA

SOFTWARE

19.

Provides formulas and function to perform calculations

like arithmetic operations, logical operations and text operations.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

DATABASE SOFTWARE

e)

MULTIMEDIA

SOFTWARE

20.

Program that shows the information in the form of slides.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

DATABASE SOFTWARE

e)

MULTIMEDIA

SOFTWARE

21.

A grid of columns and rows.

(a)  

22.

What do we add to make slides more informative?

a)

text

b)

graphics

c)

poll

d)

video

e)

images

23.

The three components of presentation software:

a)

Music editor for adding music and sound clips

b)

Text editor for inputting and formatting text

c)

Inserting graphics, text, video and other multimedia files

d)

Slideshow information

e)

Video editor for manipulating short clips in the presentation

24.

A collection of data related to any applications.

(a)  

25.

Which ones are Database Software?

a)

MySQL

b)

MS Outlook

c)

MS Access

d)

Microsoft SQL Server

e)

Oracle

26.

A combination of text, graphics, audio and multimedia software used in editing of video, audio and text. Used in the growth of business, educations, information, remote system and entertainment.

(a)  

27.

3 BASIC COMPONENTS OF A SYSTEM SOFTWARE

a)

OPERATING SYSTEM

b)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

c)

DEVICE DRIVERS

d)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

e)

UTILITY SOFTWARE

28.

A low-level, master system of programs that

manage the basic operations of the computer.

a)

OPERATING SYSTEM

b)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

c)

DEVICE DRIVERS

d)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

e)

UTILITY SOFTWARE

29.

Comes with the system software when you purchase a computer

and will guide you through installing the necessary drivers.

a)

OPERATING SYSTEM

b)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

c)

DEVICE DRIVERS

d)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

e)

UTILITY SOFTWARE

30.

Provides a means for users to communicate with the computer and they handle the control and use of hardware resources, disk space, memory, CPU, time, location and peripheral devices.

a)

OPERATING SYSTEM

b)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

c)

DEVICE DRIVERS

d)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

e)

UTILITY SOFTWARE

31.

Used to support, enhance or expand

existing programs in a computer system.

a)

OPERATING SYSTEM

b)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

c)

DEVICE DRIVERS

d)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

e)

UTILITY SOFTWARE

32.

Which ones are UTILITY SOFTWARE?

a)

antivirus

b)

recycle bin

c)

debuggers

d)

compression utility

e)

registry cleaners

33.

Is the first programmer

a)

CHARLES BABBAGE

b)

AUGUSTA ADA LOVELACE

c)

BILL GATES

d)

PAUL ALLEN

e)

DAN BRICKLIN

34.

Was considered as the father of computing

after his concept on Analytical Engine.

a)

CHARLES BABBAGE

b)

AUGUSTA ADA LOVELACE

c)

BILL GATES

d)

PAUL ALLEN

e)

DAN BRICKLIN

35.

He introduced Microsoft Windows

as a graphical user interface for MS-DOS

a)

CHARLES BABBAGE

b)

AUGUSTA ADA LOVELACE

c)

BILL GATES

d)

PAUL ALLEN

e)

DAN BRICKLIN

36.

Harvard University students who

wrote a version of BASIC that would run on Altair

a)

CHARLES BABBAGE

b)

BOB FRANKSTON

c)

BILL GATES

d)

PAUL ALLEN

e)

DAN BRICKLIN

37.

Who developed VISICALC?

a)

CHARLES BABBAGE

b)

BOB FRANKSTON

c)

BILL GATES

d)

PAUL ALLEN

e)

DAN BRICKLIN

38.

Who programmed VISICALC?

a)

CHARLES BABBAGE

b)

BOB FRANKSTON

c)

BILL GATES

d)

PAUL ALLEN

e)

DAN BRICKLIN

39.

The first computer spreadsheet software program.

a)

VISICALC

b)

BASIC

c)

COMPILER

d)

WORDSTAR

e)

Apple II computer

40.

Is a program that translates instructions into a machine-code or lower-level form so that they can be read and executed by a computer.

a)

VISICALC

b)

BASIC

c)

COMPILER

d)

WORDSTAR

e)

Apple II computer

41.

A word processor that was first written for the CP/M operating system. -it was ported to MS-DOS. Popular during the first half of 1980s.

a)

VISICALC

b)

BASIC

c)

COMPILER

d)

WORDSTAR

e)

Apple II computer

42.

ACRONYM: BASIC

(a)  

43.

ACRONYM: ALU

(a)  

44.

Fundamental building block of the

central processing unit (CPU) of a computer

(a)  

45.

First known computer algorithm

written by Charles Babbage in 1837

(a)  

46.

Computer language made by the US Defense Department

named after Lady Lovelace.

(a)  

47.

Developed in Dartmouth College in 1967

to teach students programming

(a)  

48.

Who introduced Wordstar.

a)

Microsoft

b)

MicroPro International

c)

Lotus Development Corporation

d)

IBM

e)

Apple

49.

They bought Visicalc and

used it as the basis for their own spreadsheet application.

a)

Microsoft

b)

MicroPro International

c)

Lotus Development Corporation

d)

IBM

e)

Apple

50.

1980 - Who was chosen by IBM to provide programs

that would run in the IBM PC?

a)

Microsoft

b)

MicroPro International

c)

Lotus Development Corporation

d)

IBM

e)

Apple

51.

1981 - a compiler was developed by Microsoft

for the other computer languages. What are those 3 compilers?

a)

FORTRAN

b)

QDOS

c)

COBOL

d)

PCDOS

e)

Pascal

52.

WHEN did Lotus Development Corporation introduce Lotus 1-2-3,

a spreadsheet program that was released by Lotus software (now part of IBM)?

a)

January 26, 1981

b)

January 26, 1982

c)

January 26, 1983

d)

January 26, 1984

53.

WHEN did Bill Gates introduce Microsoft Windows

as a graphical user interface for MS-DOS?

a)

November 10, 1982

b)

November 10, 1983

c)

November 10, 1984

d)

November 10, 1985

54.

1984 - What do you call the family of personal computers designed,

manufactured and sold by Apple Inc.?

(a)  

55.

A bundle of several applications in one package

introduced by Microsoft in November 19, 1990.

It includes Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint.

a)

Microsoft office

b)

Google Workspace

c)

Adobe Creative Cloud

d)

iWork Suite

56.

Microsoft introduced Microsoft Office for windows,

which is a bundle of several applications in one package

a)

January 26, 1983

b)

November 10, 1983

c)

November 19, 1990

d)

August 30, 1992

57.

Microsoft Office 3.0 for windows and Office 92 on a CD-ROM were released.

This version contains Word 2.0, Excel 4.0A, PowerPoint 4.0 and Microsoft Mail.

a)

January 26, 1983

b)

November 10, 1983

c)

November 19, 1990

d)

August 30, 1992

58.

Release of Office 4.0 for Windows

a)

1994

b)

1995

c)

1996

d)

November 2003

e)

January 2007

59.

Release of Office 95

a)

1994

b)

1995

c)

1996

d)

November 2003

e)

January 2007

60.

Release of Office 97

a)

1994

b)

1995

c)

1996

d)

November 2003

e)

January 2007

61.

Release of Office 2003 (added security features)

a)

1994

b)

1995

c)

1996

d)

November 2003

e)

January 2007

62.

Release of Office 2007 (with ribbon interface)

a)

1994

b)

1995

c)

1996

d)

November 2003

e)

January 2007

63.

Release of Office 365

a)

November 2003

b)

January 2007

c)

mid 2011

64.

In which Office version was the ribbon interface introduced?

a)

Office 3.0

b)

Office 97

c)

Office 2007

d)

Office 2013

e)

Office 365

65.

In which Office version was the first Office Assistant introduced?

a)

Office 3.0

b)

Office 97

c)

Office 2007

d)

Office 2013

e)

Office 365

66.

Which Office version contained Microsoft Mail for the first time?

a)

Office 3.0

b)

Office 97

c)

Office 2007

d)

Office 2013

e)

Office 365

67.

Which is the first Web-based Office version?

a)

Office 3.0

b)

Office 97

c)

Office 2010

d)

Office 2013

e)

Office 365

68.

Which is the first Web-based Office version?

a)

Office 3.0

b)

Office 97

c)

Office 2010

d)

Office 2013

e)

Office 365

69.

Office introduced as a replacement of Microsoft’s cloud-based business suite that includes the web versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, mail program and the unlimited storage on OneDrive for the subscribers.

a)

Office 3.0

b)

Office 97

c)

Office 2010

d)

Office 2013

e)

Office 365

70.

Office version that was optimized for mobile and touchscreen

a)

Office 3.0

b)

Office 2010

c)

Office 2013

d)

Office 2016

e)

Office 365

71.

A valuable and efficient tool with the right application software.

a)

COMPUTER

b)

SOFTWARE

c)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

d)

PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE

72.

Allows users to create reports, certificates, documents, make presentations, draw images, design Web pages, play games, use spreadsheets and many more tasks.

a)

COMPUTER

b)

SOFTWARE

c)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

d)

PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE

73.

Consists of programs designed to make users more productive with tasks at hand. Can be classified in many ways such as entertainment, personal, education/reference software, specialty software and productivity software.

a)

COMPUTER

b)

SOFTWARE

c)

APPLICATION SOFTWARE

d)

PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE

74.

Includes games, MP3 and videoplayer

a)

Entertainment software

b)

Personal software

c)

Education/reference software

d)

Productivity software

e)

Specialty software

75.

Includes encyclopedia, phone books, almanacs, library searches, children's learning program, course management, and computer-aided instruction.

a)

Entertainment software

b)

Personal software

c)

Education/reference software

d)

Productivity software

e)

Specialty software

76.

A software whose purpose is to make users more productive at a particular task. These includes word processing, spreadsheets, database managers, personal information managers, web browsers, e-mail.

a)

Entertainment software

b)

Personal software

c)

Education/reference software

d)

Productivity software

e)

Specialty software

77.

Includes presentation graphics, financial, desktop publishing, drawing & painting (image editing), video/audio editing, animation, multimedia authoring, web page design, project management, computer-aided design, PDF.

a)

Entertainment software

b)

Personal software

c)

Education/reference software

d)

Productivity software

e)

Specialty software

78.

Includes medical, home decoration, gardening. home repair, tax preparation.

a)

Entertainment software

b)

Personal software

c)

Education/reference software

d)

Productivity software

e)

Specialty software

79.

THREE FEATURES OF WORD PROCESSING

THAT AFFECTS ITS PROCESS ARE:

a)

CURSOR

b)

RIBBON

c)

SCROLLING

d)

WORD WRAP

80.

Is the movable and blinking symbol on the document area

that shows you where you may type/enter data and commands.

a)

CURSOR

b)

RIBBON

c)

SCROLLING

d)

WORD WRAP

81.

MICROSOFT WORD

Means that the text will automatically continue to the next line

when you reach the right margin.

a)

CURSOR

b)

RIBBON

c)

SCROLLING

d)

WORD WRAP

82.

MICROSOFT WORD

Is the moving quickly upward, downward, or sideways

through the document area.

a)

CURSOR

b)

RIBBON

c)

SCROLLING

d)

WORD WRAP

83.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

The only Office Menu in Office 2010.

It includes commands like NEW, OPEN, SAVE, SAVE AS, and PRINT.

a)

File Menu/Tab

b)

Ribbon

c)

Dialog Box Launcher

d)

Title Bar

e)

Quick Access Toolbar

84.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

At the top part of the screen containing

TABS, GROUPS, and COMMANDS

a)

File Menu/Tab

b)

Ribbon

c)

Dialog Box Launcher

d)

Title Bar

e)

Quick Access Toolbar

85.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

Small Arrow in the lower right that opens a TASK PANE with more options.

a)

File Menu/Tab

b)

Ribbon

c)

Dialog Box Launcher

d)

Title Bar

e)

Quick Access Toolbar

86.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

Shows the program and document title.

a)

File Menu/Tab

b)

Ribbon

c)

Dialog Box Launcher

d)

Title Bar

e)

Quick Access Toolbar

87.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

Appears at the above the file tab and

provides easy access to the commands you use most frequently.

a)

File Menu/Tab

b)

Ribbon

c)

Dialog Box Launcher

d)

Title Bar

e)

Quick Access Toolbar

88.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

Appears at the above the file tab and

At the top right, containing Minimize, Maximize/Restore, and Close.

a)

Quick Access Toolbar

b)

Control Buttons

c)

Document Area

d)

Status Bar

e)

Scroll Bar

89.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

Appears at the above the file tab and

Where everything you type appears.

a)

Quick Access Toolbar

b)

Control Buttons

c)

Document Area

d)

Status Bar

e)

Scroll Bar

90.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

Appears at the above the file tab and

Bar on the right that allows you to move within the document.

a)

Quick Access Toolbar

b)

Control Buttons

c)

Document Area

d)

Status Bar

e)

Scroll Bar

91.

9 ELEMENTS OF MICROSOFT WORD

Appears at the above the file tab and

Displays the document information and insertion point.

a)

Quick Access Toolbar

b)

Control Buttons

c)

Document Area

d)

Status Bar

e)

Scroll Bar

92.

Used to zoom in or out a window by clicking and dragging the slider.

(you can also use the + and – buttons.)

a)

W Button

b)

Tabs

c)

Groups

d)

Commands

e)

Zoom Slider

93.

MICROSOFT WORD

Allows you to minimize, maximize or close Word

without having to transverse your mouse across the screen.

a)

W Button

b)

Tabs

c)

Groups

d)

Commands

e)

Zoom Slider

94.

MICROSOFT WORD

3 COMPONENTS OF A RIBBON

a)

W Button

b)

Tabs

c)

Groups

d)

Commands

e)

Zoom Slider

95.

They put together or ORGANIZE related commands

Example: Group of commands related to text

a)

W Button

b)

Tabs

c)

Groups

d)

Commands

e)

Zoom Slider

96.

Contains groups of related commands

Example: File, Home, Insert

a)

W Button

b)

Tabs

c)

Groups

d)

Commands

e)

Zoom Slider

97.

7 TYPES OF TABS

The most used tab, it incorporates all text formatting such as font and paragraph changes, copy/cut and paste a text or picture as well as editing of the text.

a)

HOME TAB

b)

INSERT TAB

c)

PAGE LAYOUT TAB

d)

REFERENCE TAB

e)

MAILING TAB

98.

7 TYPES OF TABS

Allows you to insert a variety of items into a document from pictures, clip art, tables, text box, word art, symbols and equation, and headers and footers. This tab enables you to add cover page, blank page and page break in your document.

a)

HOME TAB

b)

INSERT TAB

c)

PAGE LAYOUT TAB

d)

REFERENCE TAB

e)

MAILING TAB

99.

7 TYPES OF TABS

Has commands to adjust page elements such as margins orientation, inserting columns, page backgrounds and themes.

a)

HOME TAB

b)

INSERT TAB

c)

PAGE LAYOUT TAB

d)

REFERENCE TAB

e)

MAILING TAB

100.

7 TYPES OF TABS

Has commands to use when creating a Table of Contents and citation page for a paper. It provides you with many simple solutions to create these typically difficult to produce documents.

a)

HOME TAB

b)

INSERT TAB

c)

PAGE LAYOUT TAB

d)

REFERENCE TAB

e)

MAILING TAB

101.

7 TYPES OF TABS

Allows you to create documents to help when sending out mailings such as printing envelopes, labels and processing mail merges.

a)

PAGE LAYOUT TAB

b)

REFERENCE TAB

c)

MAILING TAB

d)

REVIEW TAB

e)

VIEW TAB

102.

7 TYPES OF TABS

Allows you to make any changes to your document due to spelling and grammar issues. It also holds the track changes feature which provides people with the ability to make notes and changes to a document of another person.

a)

PAGE LAYOUT TAB

b)

REFERENCE TAB

c)

MAILING TAB

d)

REVIEW TAB

e)

VIEW TAB

103.

7 TYPES OF TABS IN MICROSOFT WORD

Allows you to change the view of your document to a different two-page document or zoom, split the window, customize ruler, gridlines and navigation pane.

a)

PAGE LAYOUT TAB

b)

REFERENCE TAB

c)

MAILING TAB

d)

REVIEW TAB

e)

VIEW TAB

104.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

An area where the column and row intersect.

(a)  

105.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

The selected cell or the cell where you can enter or edit data.

(a)  

106.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Allows you to view, enter and edit data in the active cell.

Displays the values or formulas in the cell.

(a)  

107.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Displays the active cell address or object name.

a)

Worksheet Area

b)

Name Box

c)

Column Heading

d)

Row Heading

e)

Navigation Button

108.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Are labeled in a combination of letters located above the grid lines.

There are 16,384.

a)

Worksheet Area

b)

Name Box

c)

Column Heading

d)

Row Heading

e)

Navigation Button

109.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Located at the left side of the grid of columns and rows

which are represented by numbers. There are 1,048,576.

a)

Worksheet Area

b)

Name Box

c)

Column Heading

d)

Row Heading

e)

Navigation Button

110.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Displays the cells in different sections of the current worksheet.

a)

Worksheet Area

b)

Name Box

c)

Column Heading

d)

Row Heading

e)

Navigation Button

111.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Allow you to move to another worksheet in an excel workbook. They are used to display the first, previous, next and last worksheets in the workbook.

a)

Worksheet Area

b)

Name Box

c)

Column Heading

d)

Row Heading

e)

Navigation Button

112.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Used to quickly switch between normal,

page layout and page break preview views

a)

Scroll Bar

b)

View Buttons

c)

Worksheet Tabs

113.

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Used to view different parts of the worksheet

using the vertical and horizontal scroll bar.

a)

Scroll Bar

b)

View Buttons

c)

Worksheet Tabs

114.

MICROSOFT EXCEL
A workbook have five worksheets by default, however, it can be added up to 650 worksheets (depends on the computer’s memory).

a)

True

b)

False

115.

An application software that is intended to create visual aids for presentations to communicate ideas, messages and other information to group.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

DESKTOP PUBLISHING SOFTWARE

116.

A graphic design application that is similar to Microsoft Word but differs with emphasizing more on page layout and design, and less on words composition and formatting.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

DESKTOP PUBLISHING SOFTWARE

117.

A software that allows users to organize data by entering, editing, manipulating and printing information in a tabulated form.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

DESKTOP PUBLISHING SOFTWARE

118.

A program that allows the user to create, edit, format, print and store documents such as letter, papers, flyers, certificates and etc.

a)

WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

b)

SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

c)

PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

d)

DESKTOP PUBLISHING SOFTWARE

119.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Opens the BACKSTAGE view

a)

FILE TAB

b)

BACKSTAGE

c)

SLIDE AREA

d)

ZOOM OPTIONS

e)

SLIDE VIEWS

120.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Allows you to manage the file and settings in PowerPoint

a)

FILE TAB

b)

BACKSTAGE

c)

SLIDE AREA

d)

ZOOM OPTIONS

e)

SLIDE VIEWS

121.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Area where the actual slide is created and edited. You can add, edit, and delete text, images, shapes and multimedia in this section.

a)

FILE TAB

b)

BACKSTAGE

c)

SLIDE AREA

d)

ZOOM OPTIONS

e)

SLIDE VIEWS

122.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Lets you zoom in for a closer look at your text.

a)

FILE TAB

b)

BACKSTAGE

c)

SLIDE AREA

d)

ZOOM OPTIONS

e)

SLIDE VIEWS

123.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Group of four buttons located to the left of the Zoom control, near bottom of the screen, lets you switch between PowerPoint views.

a)

FILE TAB

b)

BACKSTAGE

c)

SLIDE AREA

d)

ZOOM OPTIONS

e)

SLIDE VIEWS

124.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Allows you to add notes for the presentation.

a)

NOTE SECTION

b)

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

c)

SLIDE TAB

125.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Available only in the normal view. It displays all the slides in sequence.

a)

NOTE SECTION

b)

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

c)

SLIDE TAB

126.

3 SLIDE VIEWS IN MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

This view is like a slideshow with access to the windows.

However, like slideshow you cannot edit in this view.

a)

NORMAL LAYOUT VIEW

b)

SLIDE SORTER VIEW

c)

READING VIEW

127.

3 SLIDE VIEWS IN MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Displays all the slides as a matrix. This view only

allows you to rearrange the slides but not edit the contents of each slide.

a)

NORMAL LAYOUT VIEW

b)

SLIDE SORTER VIEW

c)

READING VIEW

128.

3 SLIDE VIEWS IN MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Displays page in normal view with the slide on the right

and a list of thumbnails to the left.

a)

NORMAL LAYOUT VIEW

b)

SLIDE SORTER VIEW

c)

READING VIEW

129.

THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH DESKTOP PUBLISHING :

a)

Creating and printing greeting cards, banners postcards, candy wrappers, and iron-on transfers.

b)

Making digital scrapbooks and print or digital photo albums.

c)

Creating decorative labels, envelopes, trading cards, calendars and charts.

d)

Designing packaging for retail merchandise from wrappers for bars of soap to software boxes.

e)

Taking work designed by others and putting into correct format for digital or offset printing or for publishing online.

130.

The most common Desktop Publishing software:

(a)  

131.

MICROSOFT PUBLISHER

Where the options for saving, printing and creating publications are located

a)

RULERS

b)

BACKSTAGE VIEW

c)

BOUNDARIES

d)

GUIDES

e)

THE TASK PANE

132.

MICROSOFT PUBLISHER

Where you can make changes in the color scheme, font, scheme, business information, page size, layout, etc.

a)

RULERS

b)

BACKSTAGE VIEW

c)

BOUNDARIES

d)

GUIDES

e)

THE TASK PANE

133.

MICROSOFT PUBLISHER

Are dark blue dashed borders that appear around your objects.

a)

RULERS

b)

BASELINES

c)

BOUNDARIES

d)

GUIDES

e)

THE TASK PANE

134.

MICROSOFT PUBLISHER

Are evenly-spaced horizontal lines that you can use to line up text.

a)

RULERS

b)

BASELINES

c)

BOUNDARIES

d)

GUIDES

e)

THE TASK PANE

135.

MICROSOFT PUBLISHER

On the left and top of your publication to help you line up text, images and other objects and get a clearer idea of exactly where those objects will appear on the printed page

a)

RULERS

b)

BASELINES

c)

BOUNDARIES

d)

GUIDES

e)

THE TASK PANE

136.

MICROSOFT PUBLISHER

Are thin lines that help you align various objects.

a)

RULERS

b)

BASELINES

c)

BOUNDARIES

d)

GUIDES

e)

THE TASK PANE

137.

MICROSOFT PUBLISHER: TYPES OF GUIDES

Blue lines that mark the edges, or margins of the printable area

on each page of your publication.

a)

MARGIN GUIDES

b)

CUSTOMIZABLE GUIDES

138.

MICROSOFT PUBLISHER: TYPES OF GUIDES

Green lines that you can add anywhere in your publication.

a)

MARGIN GUIDES

b)

CUSTOMIZABLE GUIDES

139.

Is a software graphics that

allows the user to draw or paint images on a computer.

(a)  

140.

MS PAINT

Is indicated by the red circle in the illustration at the left.

a)

TITLE BAR

b)

CONTROL BUTTONS

c)

CANVAS

d)

MENU

e)

EDITING WINDOW

141.

MS PAINT

Buttons at the right side of the toolbar which are

the minimize, maximize/restore and close

a)

TITLE BAR

b)

CONTROL BUTTONS

c)

CANVAS

d)

MENU

e)

EDITING WINDOW

142.

MS PAINT

Appear beneath the Title Bar in the window. There are 6 options within it.

a)

TITLE BAR

b)

CONTROL BUTTONS

c)

CANVAS

d)

MENU

e)

EDITING WINDOW

143.

MS PAINT

This is where the image is shown and edited.

All drawing, selecting and other editing occur here.

a)

TITLE BAR

b)

CONTROL BUTTONS

c)

CANVAS

d)

MENU

e)

EDITING WINDOW

144.

MS PAINT: Contents of the Menu Bar

Where you’ll find commands that affect the file

you’re working on in its most basic aspects.

a)

File Menu

b)

Edit Menu

c)

Image Menu

d)

Colors Menu

e)

Help Menu

145.

MS PAINT: Contents of the Menu Bar

Is where you’ll find most of your commands that are useful for working within your file to make changes of one kind or another like Undo, Cut/Copy, Paste, Select All.

a)

File Menu

b)

Edit Menu

c)

Image Menu

d)

Colors Menu

e)

Help Menu

146.

MS PAINT: Contents of the Menu Bar

Is where you’ll find the Paint Power Tools. These tools are used to alter your image or selection in a number of interesting and useful ways.

a)

File Menu

b)

Edit Menu

c)

Image Menu

d)

Colors Menu

e)

Help Menu

147.

MS PAINT: Contents of the Menu Bar

Menu that has one command in it which is Edit Colors, however; the interface for this command is a bit complicated compared with the other commands.

a)

File Menu

b)

Edit Menu

c)

Image Menu

d)

Colors Menu

e)

Help Menu

148.

MS PAINT: Contents of the Menu Bar

Contains two sections to minimize complexity - Help topics that launches HELP and About Paint which are the copyright and licensing information

a)

File Menu

b)

Edit Menu

c)

Image Menu

d)

Colors Menu

e)

Help Menu