Dca Advanced Computer Final - Mr. Tobin

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1. This shortcut copies

Explanation

The correct answer is "ctrl + c" or "ctrl+c". This shortcut is commonly used to copy selected text or files. By pressing these keys together, the selected content is copied to the clipboard, allowing the user to paste it elsewhere. This shortcut is widely recognized and used in various operating systems and applications.

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2. Spell check (Microsoft Word)

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Pressing the F7 key in Microsoft Word activates the spell check feature. This feature helps to identify and correct spelling errors in the document. Therefore, the correct answer is f7.

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3. Converts selected text to italics (word processor)

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The correct answer is "ctrl + i,ctrl+i" because pressing these keyboard shortcuts in a word processor will convert the selected text to italics.

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4. Converts selected text to bold (word processor)

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The correct answer for this question is "ctrl + b, ctrl+b". This keyboard shortcut combination is used to convert selected text to bold in a word processor. By pressing these keys simultaneously, the text will be formatted to appear in a bold font style.

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5. This shortcut creates a new file

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Pressing the "ctrl + n" or "ctrl+n" shortcut creates a new file. This shortcut is commonly used in various applications, such as text editors or graphic design software, to quickly open a new, blank document for the user to work on. By using this shortcut, users can save time by avoiding the need to manually navigate through menus or options to create a new file.

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6. This shortcut cuts

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The correct answer is ctrl + x, ctrl+x. This answer suggests that the shortcut for cutting is pressing the control key and the letter x key simultaneously, or using the combination of the control key and the x key twice. This shortcut is commonly used in various computer applications to remove or extract selected text or objects.

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7. This shortcut saves a document

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Pressing the combination of "ctrl + s" or "ctrl+s" on the keyboard is a shortcut to save a document. This action triggers the save function in most software applications, allowing the user to save their work quickly and easily. It is a commonly used shortcut to ensure that any changes made to the document are saved and not lost in case of any unexpected events or system crashes.

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8. HTML stands for H_______ T_______ M_______ L_______.

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HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It is a standard markup language used for creating web pages and applications. HTML uses a set of tags to structure the content and define the layout of a webpage. These tags are used to mark different elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, etc. The "Hyper Text" part refers to the ability to link different web pages together through hyperlinks. The "Markup Language" part refers to the use of tags to define the structure and presentation of the content. Overall, HTML is the foundation of the World Wide Web and is essential for creating and displaying web content.

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9. Pressing this refreshes the current window

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Pressing the F5 key on a keyboard is a common shortcut used to refresh the current window on a computer. This action reloads the webpage or document that is currently open, allowing for any updates or changes to be displayed. Therefore, the correct answer is F5.

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10. Pressing this allows you to rename a file or icon (when viewing files)

Explanation

Pressing the F2 key allows you to rename a file or icon when viewing files.

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11. If you need help, press this

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12. This shortcut prints

Explanation

This shortcut allows the user to print the document or file. By pressing "ctrl + p" or "ctrl+p", the user can quickly access the print function and send the document to the printer without having to go through the menu options.

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13. This shortcut selects all

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The correct answer for this question is "ctrl + a, ctrl+a". This shortcut selects all the content in a document or a text field. By pressing the "ctrl" key and the "a" key simultaneously, the user can quickly highlight and select all the text or items in a given context. This shortcut is commonly used in various applications and operating systems to perform the select all function efficiently.

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14. This shortcut pastes

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The correct answer for this question is "ctrl + v" or "ctrl+v". This keyboard shortcut is commonly used to paste content from the clipboard. By pressing the "ctrl" key and the "v" key simultaneously, the user can quickly paste text or other copied content into a document or application. This shortcut is widely supported across different operating systems and software programs.

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15. F12

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16. This shortcut closes the current program

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Pressing the "Alt + F4" or "Alt+F4" shortcut closes the current program. This keyboard shortcut is commonly used to quickly exit or close an active window or application without having to use the mouse. It provides a convenient way to close programs and can save time when working with multiple windows or applications simultaneously.

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17. This shortcut opens an existing file

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This shortcut, "ctrl + o, ctrl+o," is used to open an existing file. By pressing these keys simultaneously, the user can quickly access a file that has already been saved on their device. This shortcut is commonly used in various software applications and operating systems to streamline the process of opening files, saving the user time and effort.

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18. This shortcut closes the current document.

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This shortcut combination of Ctrl + W or Ctrl+W is used to close the current document. By pressing these keys, the user can quickly close the active window or tab without needing to use the mouse or navigate through menus. This shortcut is commonly used in various applications and web browsers to efficiently manage multiple open documents or tabs.

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19. Font menu (Microsoft Word)

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In Microsoft Word, the shortcut "ctrl + d" is used to open the Font menu. The repetition of "ctrl + d" in the answer suggests that the shortcut needs to be pressed twice in order to access the Font menu.

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20. This shortcut swaps between open programs.

Explanation

This shortcut, alt + tab or alt+tab, allows the user to switch between open programs. By pressing the alt key and then tapping the tab key, the user can cycle through the different open applications or windows on their computer. This is a convenient way to quickly navigate between programs without having to minimize or close them individually.

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21. This shortcut creates a new slide in PowerPoint

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This shortcut, "ctrl + m" or "ctrl+m", creates a new slide in PowerPoint. By pressing these keys together, a user can quickly add a new slide to their presentation without having to navigate through the menu options. This shortcut is a time-saving feature that allows for efficient slide creation in PowerPoint.

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22. The tag p between <> defines what?

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The tag "p" between defines a new paragraph. In HTML, the tag is used to create a new paragraph on a webpage. It is commonly used to separate blocks of text or content and add visual spacing between them. By using the tag, the browser recognizes the text within it as a separate paragraph and applies appropriate formatting, such as adding line breaks before and after the paragraph.

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23. What is the basic code for inserting an image?

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The correct answer is "img src="name.jpg"". This is the correct code for inserting an image in HTML. The "img" tag is used to define an image, and the "src" attribute specifies the source file of the image, which in this case is "name.jpg".

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24. What is the difference between a webpage & a website.

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The correct answer is that a website is a collection of webpages. This means that a website consists of multiple interconnected webpages that are accessible through a domain name. Each webpage within a website can have its own unique content and can be accessed individually or through navigation links on the website.

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25. A Mark-Up language is a set of what?

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A Mark-Up language is a set of mark-up tags. Mark-up tags are used to define the structure and presentation of content in a document. These tags provide instructions to the browser or rendering engine on how to display the content. By using mark-up tags, developers can indicate headings, paragraphs, links, images, and other elements in a web page or document. Therefore, mark-up tags are an essential component of a mark-up language.

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26. What tags define the visible part of a webpage.

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The "body" tag in HTML defines the visible part of a webpage. This tag contains all the content that is displayed on the webpage, such as text, images, and other elements. It is the main container for all the visible content and is responsible for displaying it in the browser window. The "html" tag is used to define the root element of an HTML document, while the "visible" and "view" tags mentioned in the options are not valid HTML tags.

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27. What tag defines the beginning of an HTML document?

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The "html" tag defines the beginning of an HTML document. This tag is used to enclose the entire HTML content of a webpage, including the head and body sections. It is the root element of an HTML document and is required for every HTML page.

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28. A webpage is...

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A webpage is an individual HTML document. It refers to a single file containing HTML code that is displayed in a web browser. It can include various elements such as text, images, links, and interactive features. Unlike a website, which is a collection of webpages, a webpage represents a specific page or content within a website.

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29. HTML uses what to describe web pages?

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HTML uses mark up tags to describe web pages. These tags are used to structure the content and define the elements on a web page such as headings, paragraphs, links, images, and more. The purpose of these tags is to provide instructions to the web browser on how to display and interpret the content. By using mark up tags, web developers can create well-organized and visually appealing web pages.

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This shortcut copies
Spell check (Microsoft Word)
Converts selected text to italics (word processor)
Converts selected text to bold (word processor)
This shortcut creates a new file
This shortcut cuts
This shortcut saves a document
HTML stands for H_______ T_______ M_______ L_______.
Pressing this refreshes the current window
Pressing this allows you to rename a file or icon (when viewing files)
If you need help, press this
This shortcut prints
This shortcut selects all
This shortcut pastes
F12
This shortcut closes the current program
This shortcut opens an existing file
This shortcut closes the current document.
Font menu (Microsoft Word)
This shortcut swaps between open programs.
This shortcut creates a new slide in PowerPoint
The tag p between <> defines what?
What is the basic code for inserting an image?
What is the difference between a webpage & a website.
A Mark-Up language is a set of what?
What tags define the visible part of a webpage.
What tag defines the beginning of an HTML document?
A webpage is...
HTML uses what to describe web pages?
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