Computer Vocabulary Quiz #1
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This quiz covers basic introductory vocabulary for Sixth Grade students in Communications/Tech class.
- 1.
WWW stands for
- A.
World Wide Web
- B.
Walking Wildly West
- C.
World Wide Wiring
- D.
Wide World Web
Correct Answer
A. World Wide WebExplanation
The correct answer is World Wide Web. WWW is an acronym for World Wide Web, which refers to a system of interconnected documents and resources that can be accessed through the internet. It allows users to navigate and retrieve information from various websites using hyperlinks. The World Wide Web revolutionized the way information is shared and accessed, making it an essential component of the internet.Rate this question:
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- 2.
The Office Button
- A.
Starts the programs on your computer
- B.
Lists all of the options you have for that program
- C.
Lists your files
- D.
Lists what kind of programs you have
Correct Answer
B. Lists all of the options you have for that programExplanation
The Office Button is a feature in Microsoft Office programs that provides a list of options available for that specific program. It allows users to access various functions such as saving, printing, opening recent files, and customizing the program settings. By clicking on the Office Button, users can easily navigate through different features and tools within the program, making it a convenient and efficient way to manage their tasks.Rate this question:
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- 3.
A ribbon
- A.
Ties everything up
- B.
Brings the important commands to the front of the program
- C.
Starts each program
- D.
Provides information about the program you are using
Correct Answer
B. Brings the important commands to the front of the programExplanation
The ribbon in a program is a user interface element that brings the important commands to the front of the program. It acts as a toolbar, displaying various options and functions that are commonly used by the user. By placing the important commands on the ribbon, it makes them easily accessible and saves the user's time and effort in searching for them within the program's menus or options. The ribbon helps to streamline the user experience and improve productivity by making the frequently used commands readily available.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Insertion point is
- A.
Marks the point below which you cannot enter text
- B.
Increases or decreases your margins
- C.
Shows how to record your presentation
- D.
Marks the location where text is entered in a document
Correct Answer
D. Marks the location where text is entered in a documentExplanation
The insertion point is the location in a document where text is entered. It is represented by a blinking vertical line or cursor that indicates where the next character will be inserted when typing. The insertion point can be moved by using the keyboard or mouse to click on a different location within the document.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The I-beam
- A.
Shows the task in progress
- B.
Provides features you can use to change tab settings and margins
- C.
Inserts characters that you cannot see
- D.
Is the mouse pointer in the text area
Correct Answer
D. Is the mouse pointer in the text areaExplanation
The I-beam is the mouse pointer in the text area, indicating the current position where text can be inserted or edited. This pointer appears as a vertical line with a small horizontal line at the top, resembling the shape of the letter "I". It helps users navigate and interact with the text by allowing them to click, select, and edit specific portions of the text.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Vertical scroll bar
- A.
Allows you to scroll up and down in your document
- B.
Allows you to scroll left and right in your document
- C.
Allows you to scroll to a new document
- D.
Allows you to scroll to a new program
Correct Answer
A. Allows you to scroll up and down in your documentExplanation
The vertical scroll bar allows you to scroll up and down in your document. This means that you can view content that is not currently visible on the screen by moving the scroll bar either up or down. It is a common feature in many applications and is especially useful when working with large documents or webpages that do not fit entirely on the screen.Rate this question:
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- 7.
A horizontal scroll bar
- A.
Allows you to scroll up and down in your document
- B.
Allows you to scroll left and right in your document
- C.
Allows you to scroll to a new document
- D.
Allows you to scroll to a new program
Correct Answer
B. Allows you to scroll left and right in your documentExplanation
A horizontal scroll bar allows you to scroll left and right in your document. This means that if the content of the document extends beyond the visible width of the screen, you can use the horizontal scroll bar to move the view horizontally and access the hidden parts of the document. This is particularly useful when working with wide tables, large images, or when formatting elements extend beyond the screen width.Rate this question:
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- 8.
A template
- A.
Is a model document that you create and save so that you can use the same format again
- B.
Is a document that is purchased from a computer company
- C.
Is a program that allows you to create other programs
- D.
Is a program that allows you to draw and paint
Correct Answer
A. Is a model document that you create and save so that you can use the same format againExplanation
A template is a model document that you create and save so that you can use the same format again. This means that it serves as a pre-designed layout or structure that can be reused for creating similar documents in the future. Templates are commonly used in word processing software to provide a starting point for creating documents such as resumes, letters, or reports. By using a template, users can save time and effort by not having to recreate the same formatting or layout from scratch each time they need to create a new document.Rate this question:
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- 9.
A hyperlink
- A.
Links you to another program
- B.
Links you to another computer
- C.
Links you to another server
- D.
Links you to another page
Correct Answer
D. Links you to another pageExplanation
A hyperlink is a clickable element on a webpage that allows users to navigate to another page within the same website or to a different website altogether. When a user clicks on a hyperlink, they are directed to a new page that is related to the content they were viewing. Therefore, the correct answer is "links you to another page".Rate this question:
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- 10.
Margins are
- A.
The area that allows you to place your pictures
- B.
The distance from the top, bottom, left, and right edges of the pages to the text
- C.
The distance from one paragraph to another
- D.
The distance from your header to your text
Correct Answer
B. The distance from the top, bottom, left, and right edges of the pages to the textExplanation
Margins are the distance from the top, bottom, left, and right edges of the pages to the text. Margins provide a visual buffer between the text and the edges of the page, ensuring that the content is not cramped or too close to the edges. They also help to improve readability and make the document look more professional. By adjusting the margins, you can control the amount of white space around the text, making it easier to read and aesthetically pleasing.Rate this question:
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- 11.
To cut something from your document means
- A.
You get rid of it permanently
- B.
You remove it from that one specific place to put somewhere else
- C.
Both a and b
- D.
No correct answer
Correct Answer
C. Both a and bExplanation
The correct answer is both a and b because cutting something from your document can mean getting rid of it permanently or removing it from one specific place to put it somewhere else.Rate this question:
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- 12.
To copy something from your document means that
- A.
You will replace it with something else
- B.
You are going to put the exact same thing someplace else and not remove the original
- C.
You are changing the font and points
- D.
You have changed your mind and want to get rid of it
Correct Answer
B. You are going to put the exact same thing someplace else and not remove the originalExplanation
When you copy something from your document, it means that you are going to put the exact same thing someplace else without removing the original. This implies that you are duplicating the content and creating a copy of it in a different location, while still retaining the original version.Rate this question:
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- 13.
The clipboard
- A.
Is an area that stores your programs
- B.
Is an area that stores your files
- C.
Is an area that stores what you have cut or copied
- D.
Is an area that stores your ideas
Correct Answer
C. Is an area that stores what you have cut or copiedExplanation
The clipboard is an area that stores what you have cut or copied. This means that when you cut or copy something, it is temporarily stored in the clipboard until you paste it somewhere else. The clipboard allows you to easily move or duplicate information within a program or between different programs. It acts as a temporary storage space for text, images, or other data that you want to move or duplicate.Rate this question:
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- 14.
To undo something means that you
- A.
Changed your mind and want to go back to the original form
- B.
Want to start all over
- C.
Decided to add something else to your work
- D.
Decided to move this file somewhere else
Correct Answer
A. Changed your mind and want to go back to the original formExplanation
To undo something means that you have reconsidered your decision or action and now desire to revert it back to its original state. It implies a change of mind or a realization that the initial form was preferable.Rate this question:
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- 15.
To redo something means that you
- A.
Removed something that you didn't want to and changes it back
- B.
Do all over again
- C.
Repeat the last command twice
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Removed something that you didn't want to and changes it backExplanation
To redo something means to remove something that you didn't want and revert it back to its original state. This implies that a mistake or unwanted change was made, and the action of redoing it involves undoing that change and restoring the previous condition. It does not necessarily involve repeating the entire process or command from the beginning, but rather correcting a specific error or undesired alteration.Rate this question:
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