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Computer Education for Teachers: Integrating Technology into Classroom Teaching, 4/e
Vicki Sharp, University of California - Northridge
Spreadsheets
Multiple Choice Quiz
1
The first integrated spreadsheet was
A)
VisiCalc
B)
Lotus 1-2-3
C)
Excel
2
In Microsoft Excel, a cell is
A)
Identified by its column letter and row number
B)
Identified on a grid by x and y coordinates
C)
Identified by a field marker
3
The letters across the top of a spreadsheet identify the
A)
Cells
B)
Columns
C)
Rows
4
What type of information cannot be entered into a cell?
A)
Text
B)
Clip art
C)
Numbers
5
A spreadsheet program appropriate for the third grade level is
A)
AppleWorks
B)
The Cruncher
C)
Microsoft Works
6
The formula for taking the average of the numbers in cells B2 and B3 in Excel is
A)
= AVERAGE(B2+B3)
B)
= AVERAGE(B2+B3)/2
C)
= AVERAGE(B2:B3)
7
A macro is a group of commands that are combined into one or two keystrokes.
A)
True.
B)
False.
8
What is not a consideration in choosing a spreadsheet program for the classroom?
A)
Ease of use
B)
Available fonts
C)
Hardware compatibility
9
If you change a number in a spreadsheet, related formulas are automatically
A)
Deleted
B)
Recalculated
C)
Hidden
10
A spreadsheet can be used for all of the following except
A)
As a grade book and attendance chart
B)
To convert numerical data into charts
C)
To input graphics and clip art into cells
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