Cfs - Personal Computer Skills Assessment Questionnaire
This questionnaire is designed to evaluate your personal computer skill proficiency.
It consists of a total of 15 questions with multiple choice answers from which you are required to select the correct answer to each question.
Please attempt all questions and take a moment to review your answers before final submission.
- 1.
How long have you used a personal computer?
- A.
6-12 months
- B.
13-23 months
- C.
2-5 years
- D.
More than 5 years
- E.
Never
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- 2.
How many hours a week do you use a personal computer?
- A.
1-4 hours
- B.
5-8 hours
- C.
9-12 hours
- D.
More than 12 hours
- E.
0 hours
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- 3.
How have you generally learned computer skills in the past?
- A.
Formal class
- B.
Continuing education workshop
- C.
Personal trial and error
- D.
Through colleague or friend
- E.
Other
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- 4.
Rate your level of overall computer expertise 1 2 3 4 5Rating Questions. Please rate the following questions using the scale below. 1- expert 2- somewhat skilled 3- beginner with minimum knowledge 4- no knowledge or skill 5- not sure what the question is referring to
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 5.
Rate your keyboarding skills.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 6.
Rate your understanding of basic computer terminology.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 7.
Rate your knowledge of word processing applications such as Microsoft Word.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 8.
Rate your knowledge of spreadsheets such as Microsoft Excel.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 9.
Rate your knowledge of the use of email via a web browser or email clients such as Microsoft Outlook.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 10.
Rate your knowledge of presentation applications such as Microsoft PowerPoint.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 11.
Rate your knowledge of computer assisted instruction.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 12.
Rate your knowledge of Windows 7 Operating System.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 13.
Rate your knowledge of electronic presentations.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 14.
Rate your knowledge of database applications such as Microsoft Access.
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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- 15.
Rate your knowledge of the World Wide Web or the Internet .
- A.
1- expert
- B.
2- somewhat skilled
- C.
3- beginner with minimum knowledge
- D.
4- no knowledge or skill
- E.
5- not sure what the question is referring to
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