Microsoft Excel Terms Quiz
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A bar at the right side or bottom of the screen that allows you to move up and down or left and right in a worksheet.
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Formula bar
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Menu bar
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Scroll bar
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Title bar
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What is the small flap at the bottom of a worksheet that displays the name of the worksheet, and allows you to move from one worksheet to another within the same workbook?
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What is the small flap at the bottom of a worksheet that displays the name of the worksheet, and allows you to move from one worksheet to another within the same workbook?
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Button
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Title bar
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Sheet tab
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Toolbar
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A. Sheet tabExplanation
The small flap at the bottom of a worksheet that displays the name of the worksheet and allows you to move from one worksheet to another within the same workbook is called a sheet tab.Rate this question:
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The bar at the top of the screen that displays the name of the current window.
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Menu bar
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Formula bar
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Title bar
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Scroll bar
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A. Title barExplanation
The correct answer is title bar. The title bar is a bar located at the top of the screen that displays the name of the current window. It typically contains the title of the document or application that is currently open. The title bar also includes buttons for minimizing, maximizing, and closing the window. It provides important information about the current window and allows users to easily identify and navigate between different windows or documents.Rate this question:
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The column letter and row number of a cell.
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Pointer
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Menu
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Cell reference
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Cell code
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A. Cell referenceExplanation
A cell reference is a combination of the column letter and row number that identifies a specific cell in a spreadsheet. It is used to refer to and access the data or contents of that particular cell. By using cell references, formulas can be created to perform calculations or manipulate data based on the values in different cells.Rate this question:
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What is a bar that displays the names of available menus?
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Task pane
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Title bar
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Menu bar
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Scroll bar
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A. Menu barExplanation
A menu bar is a bar that displays the names of available menus. It is typically located at the top of a software application or window and provides access to various options and commands. Users can click on the menus to reveal a list of related actions or settings that they can choose from. The menu bar acts as a navigation tool, allowing users to easily access different functions and features within the application.Rate this question:
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The arrow used to select on screen items.
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Pointer
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Mouse
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Selector
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Arrowhead
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A. PointerExplanation
The correct answer is "pointer" because it is commonly used to refer to the arrow-shaped cursor that is used to select and interact with on-screen items. The pointer is controlled by the mouse and its movement on the screen allows users to navigate and make selections within various applications and interfaces.Rate this question:
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An item that helps the user organize files.
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Sort option
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Folder
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Arrange
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Organizer
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A. FolderExplanation
A folder is an item that helps the user organize files. It provides a way to group related files together, making it easier to locate and manage them. Folders can be used to create a hierarchical structure, allowing for further organization and categorization of files. By placing files into specific folders, the user can keep their files organized and easily accessible.Rate this question:
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A graphic item than can be clicked to perform a specific task.
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Button
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Cell reference
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Folder
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Pointer
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A. ButtonExplanation
A button is a graphic item that can be clicked to perform a specific task. It is commonly used in user interfaces to initiate an action or submit a form. When a user clicks on a button, it triggers a programmed response, such as opening a new window, submitting a form, or executing a specific function. Buttons are essential elements in interactive design, providing a clear and intuitive way for users to interact with a system or application.Rate this question:
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The bar that contains button that can be clicked to perform common tasks.
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Formula bar
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Juice bar
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Toolbar
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Menu bar
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A. ToolbarExplanation
A toolbar typically contains a set of buttons or icons that allow users to quickly access common functions or perform common tasks within a software application. It is usually located at the top or bottom of the screen and provides easy access to frequently used features. In this context, the given description matches the definition of a toolbar, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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An optional part of the Excel window that provides easy access to common tasks.
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Folder
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Task pane
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Toolbar
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Access point
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A. Task paneExplanation
The task pane is an optional part of the Excel window that provides easy access to common tasks. It is a panel that appears on the right side of the Excel window and contains various tools and features that can be used to perform specific tasks, such as formatting, creating charts, or inserting functions. The task pane is designed to make it easier for users to access and use these features without having to navigate through multiple menus or options.Rate this question:
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A box that is used to enter information to perform a particular task suck as saving a workbook.
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Dialog box
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Work box
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Tool box
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Text box
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A. Dialog boxExplanation
A dialog box is a box that is used to enter information to perform a particular task, such as saving a workbook. It is a graphical user interface element that allows users to interact with the computer system by providing input or making selections. Dialog boxes typically contain fields or options for users to input data or choose from a set of predefined options. In this case, the dialog box would provide the necessary fields or options for the user to enter the information required to save a workbook.Rate this question:
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A list of related commands
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Button
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Cell reference
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Menu
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Toolbar
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A. MenuExplanation
The term "menu" refers to a list of options or commands that are available for selection. In the context of the given options, "button" refers to a clickable element, "cell reference" refers to a specific cell in a spreadsheet, and "toolbar" refers to a row of icons or buttons for various functions. Out of these options, only "menu" fits the description of a list of related commands.Rate this question:
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An individual option in a menu.
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Menu option
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Menu command
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Sub-menu
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Indi-menu
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A. Menu commandExplanation
A menu command refers to an individual option in a menu. It is a specific action or function that can be selected from a menu to perform a particular task or operation. This option typically appears as a clickable link or button within the menu interface and allows the user to execute a specific command or navigate to a different section of the program or application.Rate this question:
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