Business Solutions Support Technician Diagnostic Exam
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Thank you for your interest in the Business Solutions Support Technician. This position will actively support all financial applications and help manage business processes solutions in a Sarbanes-Oxley compliant environment while working in the business solutions team, including the Business Solutions Analyst and Business Solutions Manager. As such, it's important to know where your strengths and weaknesses are using this short quiz. You will have 15 minutes to complete this quiz. Good Luck!
- 1.What is the difference bewteen a journal and a ledger?
- A.
A journal holds the original entries and accounts for transactions which are then posted to the ledger.
- B.
A ledger holds the original entries and accounts for transactions which are then posted to the journal.
- C.
There is no difference, they are the same thing.
- 2.In Excel, this is created by the intersection of a row and a column.
- A.
Area
- B.
Pane
- C.
Chart
- D.
Cell
- 3.The helium- filled balloon rose in the air.
- A.
Rose in the air.
- B.
Was rising in the air.
- C.
Was in the air.
- D.
Rose into the air.
- E.
Would rise in the air.
- 4.What is SQL?
- A.
SQL or Software Queue Load is a object-oriented computer language used to write web-based applications.
- B.
SQL or Structured Query Language is a database computer language designed for managing data in relational database management systems.
- C.
SQL or Supper Quality Level is what you use to evaluate your dinner.
- 5.For public companies, what part of the Unadjusted Trial Balance is reported to ouside investors?
- A.
The Income Statement
- B.
The Balance Sheet
- C.
The Statement of Owner's Equity
- D.
None, this is an internal document only.
- 6.Which of the following bar is not available in MS-Word?
- A.
Toolbar
- B.
Formula Bar
- C.
Status Bar
- D.
Menu Bar
- 7.If the books have been cataloged last week, why haven't they been placed on the shelf?
- A.
Have been cataloged
- B.
Would have been cataloged
- C.
Was cataloged
- D.
Were cataloged
- E.
Had been cataloged
- 8.What would the following query return?SELECT * FROM Sales_Order WHERE ordernum > 10000 and batchnumber like '%sales%'
- A.
All sales orders whose order number is greater than 10,000 and batch number begins with 'sales'
- B.
All sales orders whose order number is less than 10,000 and batch number contains the word 'sales'
- C.
All sales orders whose order number is greater than 10,000 and batch number contains the word 'sales'
- D.
What's a sales order?