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Google Sheets Quiz

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To add the numbers in cells A1 and A6, what formula do you type?

a)

=A1+A6

b)

=SUM(A1-A6)

c)

=A1*A6

d)

=DIFF(A1,A6)

2.

How do you start any formula in Google Sheets?

a)

With a parenthesis (

b)

With an equal sign =

c)

With a plus sign +

d)

With the word FORMULA

3.

On an iPad, how do you freeze the first row so it always stays visible when scrolling?

a)

Tap the row number → Freeze → Freeze row

b)

Tap View → Freeze → 1 column

c)

Double-tap the gray bar above row 1

d)

Tap the row number → Freeze → Freeze rows

4.

Which formula finds the highest number in the range B2:B20?

a)

=MAX(B2:B20)

b)

=LARGEST(B2:B20)

c)

=HIGHEST(B2:B20)

d)

=TOP(B2:B20)

5.

Which formula finds the lowest number in cells D5 to D15?

a)

=MIN(D5:D15)

b)

=SMALL(D5:D15)

c)

=LOWEST(D5:D15)

d)

=BOTTOM(D5:D15)

6.

=SUM(A1:A10) will add:

a)

Only the numbers in A1 to A10

b)

Numbers and text in A1 to A10

c)

Only the text in A1 to A10

d)

Everything including blank cells as zero

7.

=COUNT(A1:A10) counts:

a)

Only cells with numbers

b)

All non-blank cells

c)

Only cells with text

d)

Only blank cells

8.

=COUNTA(A1:A10) counts:

a)

Only cells with numbers

b)

All non-blank cells

c)

Only blank cells

d)

Only cells with formulas

9.

=COUNTBLANK(A1:A10) counts:

a)

Cells with numbers

b)

Cells with text

c)

Empty-looking cells (truly blank)

d)

Cells with formulas that show nothing

10.

=AVERAGE(B2:B30) gives you:

a)

The total of the numbers

b)

The middle number when sorted

c)

The arithmetic mean (average)

d)

The most common number

11.

=MEDIAN(C1:C20) gives you:

a)

The average

b)

The middle value when numbers are sorted

c)

The highest value

d)

The total

12.

Which formula counts how many cells in A1:A100 have the word "Yes"?

a)

=COUNTIF(A1:A100,"Yes")

b)

=COUNT(A1:A100,"Yes")

c)

=COUNTA(A1:A100,"Yes")

d)

=SUMIF(A1:A100,"Yes")

13.

=IF(A1>10,"Big","Small") means:

a)

If A1 is greater than 10, show "Big", otherwise "Small"

b)

If A1 is text, show "Big"

c)

Add 10 to A1

d)

Always show "Small"

14.

To edit a formula on iPad, you:

a)

Tap the cell → tap the formula bar at the top

b)

Double-tap the cell

c)

Tap the cell → tap the fx button

d)

All of the above work

15.

If you type =SUM(5,10,15) the result is:

a)

5

b)

15

c)

30

d)

Error

16.

=COUNTIF(B:B,">=80") counts how many cells in column B are:

a)

Exactly 80

b)

80 or higher

c)

Less than 80

d)

Text

17.

To freeze column A on iPad, you:

a)

Tap the A column letter → Freeze → Freeze 1 column

b)

Tap View → Freeze → 1 column

c)

Both work

d)

You cannot freeze columns on iPad

18.

=IF(D5="","Empty","Not Empty") will show "Empty" when:

a)

D5 has a number

b)

D5 has any text

c)

D5 is completely blank

d)

D5 has a space

19.

Which formula is written correctly?

a)

=Average(A1:A10)

b)

=AVERAGE(A1,A10)

c)

=AVERAGE(A1:A10)

d)

=average(A1:A10)

20.

=MIN(10,20,5,30) returns:

a)

5

b)

10

c)

30

d)

65

21.

If cells A1 to A5 contain: 10, 20, (blank), 30, 40 What does =COUNTA(A1:A5) return?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

3

d)

0

22.

=AVERAGE(10,20,30,blank,40) returns:

a)

25

b)

20

c)

100

d)

Error

23.

=MEDIAN(1,3,7,10,100) returns:

a)

7

b)

10

c)

24.2

d)

100

24.

=IF(A1=A2,"Same","Different") will show "Same" when:

a)

A1 and A2 have the same content

b)

A1 is bigger in terms of length in the cells

c)

A2 has texts and numbers that are able to counter

d)

Both cells are blank

25.

To select an entire column on iPad, you:

a)

Tap the column letter at the top

b)

Double-tap any cell in the column

c)

Both work

d)

You must drag

26.

If you freeze row 1 and column A at the same time, the cell that stays visible in the top-left corner is:

a)

A1

b)

B2

c)

A2

d)

B1

27.

Which function ignores text and only works with numbers?

a)

AVERAGE

b)

COUNTA

c)

COUNTS

d)

IF

28.

On iPad, to insert a new row you:

a)

Tap the row number → Insert → 1 row above/below

b)

Tap the + button at the bottom-left

c)

Both work

d)

Long-press a cell

29.

You shared a sheet with a classmate as “Editor” on iPad. They can now:

a)

Only view

b)

View and edit

c)

Only comment

d)

Delete the file