Microsoft Office 2007 MCQ: Quiz!
Microsoft Office 2007 is an older version of the MS office suite, which was developed by Microsoft. This version was successfully launched on November 3, 2006, and made available to customers on November 30, 2006. This software came with a user-friendly feature called 'Fluent User Interface,' which uses ribbons and an Office menu instead of menu bars and toolbars. Take this quiz to test your knowledge of the new features on Word, Powerpoint, and OneNote 2007.
- 1.On the old versions of the Office programs (Word, Powerpoint) you had to go to the drop-down menu of "File" to save and print. Where do you go on the 2007 versions?
- A.
Start
- B.
Home
- C.
The Office Button
- D.
Page Layout
- 2.On the ribbon in Word and PowerPoint, there are tabs for different tasks. What are these tabs called?
- A.
Command Tabs
- B.
Task Tabs
- C.
File Tabs
- D.
Start Tabs
- 3.There is a toolbar at the top left-hand side of the window in Word and PowerPoint. It is next to the Office button. You can add and remove different commands. What is this toolbar called?
- A.
The Start Toolbar
- B.
The Quick Access Toolbar
- C.
The File Toolbar
- D.
The Home Toolbar
- 4.On this toolbar mentioned in Question 4, can you move this toolbar to below the ribbon?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 5.On this same toolbar mentioned in Question 4, can you add and remove different commands based on what you want up there?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 6.In Word 2007 and PowerPoint 2007, what command tab do you go to when you want to add a picture, text box, or word art to your document or presentation?
- A.
Home
- B.
Insert
- C.
Design
- D.
Page Layout
- 7.In Word 2007, where is one place you can look to see how many words you have typed in your document?
- A.
Under the Office Button
- B.
Under the Mailings command tab
- C.
Under the View command tab
- D.
At the bottom left hand side of the window
- 8.In PowerPoint 2007, which command tab do you go, to find the coloured designs?
- A.
Home
- B.
Insert
- C.
Design
- D.
Animations
- 9.In Word and Powerpoint 2007, when you have inserted a picture, does another contextual tab come up with options to format that picture?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 10.In OneNote 2007, how many pages can you have in a section?
- A.
5
- B.
100
- C.
Unlimited
- D.
75
- 11.In OneNote 2007, can you reorganize your pages after you have set them up?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 12.In OneNote 2007, what can you do if you can't find something you typed earlier?
- A.
Look through all your sections to find it.
- B.
Give up, you'll never find it again.
- C.
Use the search bar at the top of the page.
- D.
Ask Mrs. Krist. She can find anything.
- 13.In OneNote 2007, how long can your page of notes be?
- A.
Only as long as your screen
- B.
Twp pages long.
- C.
Five pages long.
- D.
As long as you want it to be.
- 14.In OneNote 2007, what is one way you can make a table of information?
- A.
You can't make a table in OneNote.
- B.
Find "Table" under the New button.
- C.
Press the tab key between items you are typing.
- D.
Click on the microphone button.
- 15.In Word and PowerPoint 2007, there are two places where you can check your spelling and your grammar. Where are they?
- A.
The Review command tab and at the bottom left of the window.
- B.
The Office Button and the Review command tab.
- C.
The Home command tab and the Office Button
- 16.In Word and PowerPoint 2007, what is the dialogue launcher?
- A.
A command that starts an audio recording.
- B.
A way to expand a menu to see more options.
- C.
A comment to get a conversation started.
- 17.What is the name of our new operating system?
- A.
Windows XP
- B.
Windows Vista
- C.
Mac Leopard
- D.
Linux
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