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COMP1 FINAL EXAMINATION (1st Sem. 2025-2026)

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the recommended maximum number of font styles to use in a presentation?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

Unlimited

2.

What is the minimum font size recommended for text in a presentation?

a)

18

b)

20

c)

24

d)

28

3.

In which scenario is it acceptable to use all caps?

a)

Titles

b)

Subtitles

c)

Body text

d)

Never

4.

What should you avoid to make your slides more engaging?

a)

Using charts

b)

All-text slides

c)

Images

d)

Consistent backgrounds

5.

What does the "Rule of 7" recommend?

a)

7 slides per presentation

b)

7 words per slide

c)

7 lines per slide and 7 words per line

d)

7 bullet points per topic

6.

What is the preferred color scheme for text and background?

a)

Light text on light background

b)

Dark text on dark background or light text on light background

c)

Dark text on light background or light text on dark background

d)

Multicolored text

7.

What is the purpose of using text alongside charts or graphs?

a)

To fill the slide

b)

To explain the concept

c)

To highlight all data points

d)

To replace the chart

8.

When should you use images in a presentation?

a)

To fill space

b)

When they add important information

c)

For decorative purposes only

d)

Always

9.

What type of animation effects should be avoided?

a)

Subtle animations

b)

Noisy animations unrelated to the slide

c)

Standard transitions

d)

Consistent animations

10.

How should animation be used throughout a presentation?

a)

Change it for every slide

b)

Avoid animations completely

c)

Use the same animation throughout

d)

Mix multiple animation styles

11.

What is an example of a DON'T for slide content?

a)

Use concise bullet points

b)

Use flashy backgrounds

c)

Keep consistent font sizes

d)

Include labeled graphics

12.

Why should you avoid using "all word" slides?

a)

They are too simple

b)

They lack visual interest and engagement

c)

They are too professional

d)

They are easy to read

13.

What is the purpose of the "Rule of 7" in presentations?

a)

To create a perfect slide sequence

b)

To keep the content concise and digestible

c)

To use seven colors in a slide

d)

To ensure the presentation has seven sections

14.

What happens if you use too many colors on a single screen?

a)

The slide becomes more appealing

b)

The slide may distract the audience

c)

The presentation becomes easier to read

d)

It highlights key points

15.

What should be the focus when adding images to slides?

a)

Filling empty spaces

b)

Making the slides colorful

c)

Adding clarity to the content

d)

Decorating the slides

16.

Which is an example of effective color contrast in a slide?

a)

Light blue text on a white background

b)

Dark blue text on a black background

c)

Black text on a white background

d)

Yellow text on a light yellow background

17.

What is a recommended way to use charts or graphs in presentations?

a)

Avoid using them entirely

b)

Use them without labels

c)

Include minimal text to explain them

d)

Replace them with long paragraphs

18.

What is the primary purpose of labeling graphics?

a)

To fill space

b)

To ensure clarity and understanding

c)

To make slides visually appealing

d)

To highlight different fonts

19.

What does using too many words per slide result in?

a)

Better engagement

b)

Overloading the audience with information

c)

Increased readability

d)

More professional slides

20.

What is the key to keeping a presentation design professional?

a)

Add as many images as possible

b)

Use consistent fonts, colors, and animations

c)

Experiment with diverse styles and layouts

d)

Avoid empty spaces

21.

What is Netiquette?

a)

Responsibility for the actions of others on the internet.

b)

The correct or acceptable way of communicating on and using the internet.

c)

Using the correct fork at the dinner table.

d)

Rules for face-to-face conversation.

22.

Which of the following is a basic rule of netiquette?

a)

Always write in ALL CAPS to emphasize your point

b)

Respect other people's privacy

c)

Share confidential information publicly

d)

Respond to messages only when convenient

23.

Which of these actions is a violation of netiquette?

a)

Respecting copyright laws

b)

Flaming or sending hostile messages

c)

Using proper grammar and spelling

d)

Responding to messages promptly

24.

How should you handle receiving a chain email or spam?

a)

Forward it to your entire contact list

b)

Delete it and avoid replying

c)

Open all attachments without scanning

d)

Share it on social media

25.

Why is it important to respect cultural differences online?

a)

To avoid legal issues

b)

To prevent misunderstandings and promote inclusivity

c)

To follow government rules

d)

To reduce internet speed issues

26.

When sharing information online, what is a key consideration?

a)

Share as much as possible without verification

b)

Ensure the information is accurate and necessary

c)

Use vague sources for credibility

d)

Post without regard for consequences

27.

Why is proofreading your messages important in online communication?

a)

To ensure proper grammar and clarity

b)

To save time when typing

c)

To use the least amount of words possible

d)

To make the message longer

28.

What is considered bad netiquette when commenting on social media posts?

a)

Offering constructive criticism

b)

Trolling or leaving disrespectful comments

c)

Asking thoughtful questions

d)

Acknowledging different viewpoints

29.

What is the purpose of including citations or crediting sources online?

a)

To appear knowledgeable

b)

To adhere to ethical standards and avoid plagiarism

c)

To confuse readers

d)

To lengthen your message

30.

Why is it important to avoid oversharing personal information online?

a)

To prevent internet traffic

b)

To maintain privacy and security

c)

To save storage space

d)

To follow netiquette guidelines

31.

What does "flaming" refer to in the context of netiquette?

a)

Sending heated, hostile, or aggressive messages

b)

Ignoring messages intentionally

c)

Sharing helpful information

d)

Using emojis excessively

32.

What is the significance of online etiquette (netiquette) in digital social interactions?

a)

It has no relevance in online conversations.

b)

It helps maintain respectful and positive interactions in the digital realm.

c)

It only applies to formal business communication.

d)

It encourages the use of slang and informal language online.

33.

Which of the following is an example of good netiquette?

a)

Posting someone's personal information without their consent

b)

Using excessive capitalization in online conversations

c)

Being respectful and polite in online interactions

d)

Sharing offensive jokes in a chat room

34.

Which is NOT an example of good netiquette?

a)

Saying something nice to a friend on social media

b)

Writing an email to your teacher in all caps

c)

Remembering the golden rule

d)

Taking time to learn how people usually participate in a certain online group

35.

You receive an email from a colleague that contains a document with sensitive company information. They accidentally sent it to you instead of the intended recipient. What's the best course of action?

a)

Forward the document to all your colleagues for their information.

b)

Delete the email without reading the document.

c)

Notify your colleague of the mistake and delete the email.

d)

Post the information on a public forum for discussion.

36.

During a video conference with colleagues, you notice one of them is not wearing appropriate attire and is in a messy environment. What's the best course of action?

a)

Interrupt the meeting to point out their attire and background.

b)

Privately message the colleague to offer clothing and background suggestions.

c)

Ignore the issue and continue the meeting.

d)

Take a screenshot and share it with other colleagues for a laugh.

37.

You're participating in an online forum where a heated debate is taking place. Someone makes a personal attack against you. What should you do?

a)

Report the user and disengage from the discussion.

b)

Respond with an equally personal attack.

c)

Continue the personal attacks to win the argument.

d)

Publicly shame the user for their comments.

38.

You accidentally send an email with a typo to a client. They reply, pointing out the mistake. What's the best response?

a)

Ignore their email.

b)

Respond defensively, explaining the error.

c)

Acknowledge the mistake, apologize, and send a corrected email.

d)

Send another email blaming your email software for the typo.

39.

When it comes to sharing information online, what should you consider to exercise good judgment?

a)

Share as much personal information as possible to build trust.

b)

Only share information with family and close friends.

c)

Be cautious about sharing personal, sensitive, or private information.

d)

Share information freely as long as it's interesting.

40.

You come across a news article on social media that seems shocking and important. What should you do before sharing it?

a)

Share it immediately to inform your followers.

b)

Verify the information with reliable sources.

c)

Share it with a disclaimer that you're not sure if it's accurate.

d)

Share it without any further investigation.

41.

What is Canva primarily used for?

a)

Word processing

b)

Graphic design

c)

Data analysis

d)

Coding

42.

How is Canva’s interface best described in terms of usability?

a)

Code-heavy and difficult

b)

Drag-and-drop and user-friendly

c)

Requires advanced training

d)

Text-only navigation

43.

How is Google Sheets classified as a software type?

a)

Presentation software

b)

Spreadsheet program

c)

Drawing program

d)

Word processor

44.

How does Google Sheets organize data?

a)

Through layers

b)

Through slides

c)

Through rows and columns

d)

Through pages

45.

Where does Google Sheets save files by default?

a)

Local disk

b)

USB storage

c)

Google Drive

d)

Desktop folder

46.

Why is Google Sheets beneficial for students?

a)

It requires installation

b)

It only works on one device

c)

It offers cloud access from any location or device

d)

It cannot be shared

47.

What is the primary purpose of Microsoft PowerPoint?

a)

Data analysis

b)

Presentation creation

c)

Spreadsheet calculations

d)

Web programming

48.

What are PowerPoint presentations composed of?

a)

Layers

b)

Slides

c)

Rows

d)

Sheets

49.

What does the Title Bar display in PowerPoint?

a)

Transition types

b)

Animation settings

c)

Name of the open file

d)

PowerPoint theme

50.

What is the purpose of inserting a hyperlink in a PowerPoint slide?

a)

To change the slide background

b)

To navigate to a website, slide, or external file

c)

To add decorative shapes

d)

To remove transitions

51.

Which statement BEST summarizes the difference between Excel and Google Sheets?

a)

Excel is stronger for heavy data; Sheets is stronger for collaboration

b)

Both are identical

c)

Sheets is better for macros

d)

Excel is cloud-only

52.

Which software requires installation to run fully?

a)

MS Excel desktop

b)

Google Sheets

c)

Both

d)

Neither

53.

Which feature is stronger in Google Sheets compared to Excel?

a)

Real-time collaboration

b)

Power Query

c)

Extensive chart tools

d)

VBA macros

54.

Which is TRUE about Google Sheets?

a)

No collaboration features

b)

Requires installation

c)

Best for real-time teamwork

d)

Cannot open Excel files

55.

Which is TRUE about MS Excel?

a)

It is fully cloud-based

b)

It is a desktop application with advanced tools

c)

It cannot work offline

d)

It has no formula features

56.

Which tab is used to insert a hyperlink?

a)

Insert

b)

Review

c)

View

d)

Design

57.

Which is NOT a typical use of Google Sheets?

a)

Data organization

b)

Budgeting

c)

Analysis

d)

Creating video animations

58.

Which is an example of a numbered data format in Google Sheets?

a)

Animation

b)

Currency

c)

Drawing

d)

Transition

59.

A researcher needs to share a spreadsheet and allow others to edit it at the same time. What feature should they use?

a)

Page Layout

b)

Sharing Permissions

c)

Offline Mode

d)

Print Options

60.

A teacher wants to automatically compute the class average for a quiz. Which function should be used?

a)

=SUM()

b)

=AVERAGE()

c)

=COUNT()

d)

=MAX()

61.

You want to know how many students submitted their attendance form. Which function is most appropriate?

a)

=MEDIAN()

b)

=COUNT()

c)

=MIN()

d)

=LEN()

62.

A small business owner wants to track daily sales and automatically compute the total. What should they use?

a)

=LOWER()

b)

=SUM()

c)

=COUNT()

d)

=MAX()

63.

An employee wants to calculate the highest sales value in a column. Which function should they use?

a)

=LOWER()

b)

=COUNTIF()

c)

=MAX()

d)

=PROPER()

64.

While using Canva, you need to collaborate with your team on a brochure in real-time. Which option allows this?

a)

Share link with editing access

b)

Download as PDF and email

c)

Use the Canva free stock images

d)

Publish directly to social media

65.

You have a presentation in Canva and want to export it as a video with animations intact. Which export format should you choose?

a)

PNG

b)

JPEG

c)

MP4

d)

PDF

66.

What is the primary purpose of data ethics in criminology?

a)

To ensure faster data collection

b)

To maintain privacy, confidentiality, and responsible use of data

c)

To increase the number of cases solved

d)

To reduce paperwork for criminologists

67.

Which of the following is considered sensitive personal information in criminology research?

a)

Name and age of a suspect

b)

Criminal history and mental health records

c)

Publicly available arrest reports

d)

Location of police stations

68.

A criminologist shares identifiable data of victims online without consent. Which ethical principle is violated?

a)

Accountability

b)

Confidentiality

c)

Integrity

d)

Transparency

69.

What is the main risk of improper handling of criminological data?

a)

Faster analysis

b)

Loss of public trust and potential legal consequences

c)

More efficient investigations

d)

Increased collaboration between agencies

70.

Which law in the Philippines governs the collection, use, and protection of personal data?

a)

Cybercrime Prevention Act

b)

Data Privacy Act of 2012

c)

Anti-Red Tape Act

d)

Human Security Act