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Test 2
Ch 5, 13, an d14
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Computer Science
Undergraduate 3
10/10/2013

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Term

The first guideline of setting up effective spreadsheets is to:

A) make them visually interesting

B) focus on form

C) avoid explanations that clutter the spreadsheet

D) explain all processes 

Definition
B.) Focus on Form
Term

The Advanced Filter feature includes a:

A) List range

B) Criteria range

C) Copy to option

D) All of the above 

Definition
D) All of the above
Term

What symbol is used to denote absolute cell references?

A) equal sign (=)

B) dollar sign ($)

C) percent sign (%)

D) tilde (~) 

Definition
B) Dollar Sign
Term

The IF function specifies a(n):

A) action on true outcome

B) condition

C) action on false outcome

D) all of the above 

Definition
D) All of the above
Term

To reduce the chance of messing up range specifications, and minimize the likelihood

that errors will creep in when columns and rows are added later:

A) manually inspect all formulas on the spreadsheet

B) do not hide columns in the spreadsheet

C) always use absolute cell references in all formulas

D) apply names in the spreadsheet 

Definition
D) Apply names in the spreadsheet
Term

The function that returns the specified number of characters from the start of a text string is:

A) LETTER()

B) INDEX()

C) LEFT()

D) IF() 7 

Definition
C) Left ()
Term

A word or a phrase applied to a cell or range of cells is called its:

A) value

B) name

C) literal

D) range id 

Definition
B) Name
Term

The Scenario Manager window is accessed via the:

A) Tools menu

B) File menu

C) Edit menu

D) Formulas menu 

Definition
A) Tools Menu
Term

What method is used to access subsets of information?

A) logging

B) conditional formatting

C) sorting

D) filtering

Definition
D) Filtering
Term

Filtering is a process (especially in spreadsheets) for selecting items based on one or more criteria. 

Definition
True
Term

Use the File menu to insert comments in Excel.

Definition
(False, right click on cell)
Term

For a word to describe a page, the word doesn't actually have to be on the page. 

Definition
True
Term

In a spreadsheet, names can only be applied to cell references, not individual cells. 

Definition
False
Term

A formula reference begins with:

A) f()

B) a cell reference

C) any number

D) the equals sign (=) 

Definition
D) The equals sign
Term

A spreadsheet feature that allows the user to enter a series of numbers or dates into a range of cells is called a(n):

A) date copy

B) auto-increment

C) conditional fill

D) series fill 5 

Definition
D) Series Fill
Term

Which of the following is used for computing common, summary applications in a spreadsheet?

A) formulas

B) functions

C) tables

D) formatting 

Definition
B) Functions
Term

The main purpose of a spreadsheet is to:

A) display numerical results

B) process numerical data

C) organize factual data

D) graphically present data 

Definition
B) Process Numerical data
Term

Because there are two dimensions in spreadsheets—columns and rows—there are actually two ways a formula can be relative. 

Definition
True
Term

The fill handle can be used to copy values but not formulas. 

Definition
False
Term

Tables from a Web page can be pasted into a spreadsheet. 

Definition
True
Term

Functions and column letters in a spreadsheet are not case sensitive. 

Definition
True
Term

Logical operators can be combined and grouped using:

A) parentheses

B) curly brackets

C) square brackets

D) plus and minus 

Definition
A) Parentheses
Term

The query processor processes an AND query by:

A) crawling

B) intersecting

C) removing duplicates

D) using a GUI 

Definition
B) Intersecting
Term

One example of descriptive text is anchor text, which is:

A) a textual description of a picture

B) a phrase within <title> tags

C) highlighted link text, specified inside <a…> tags, describing the page to which it links

D) included within a <meta…> tag 

Definition
C) Highlighted link text, specified inside <a...> tags, describing the page to which it links.
Term

) A search engine consists partly of a:

A) link and a crawler

B) snoop and a bull's-eye

C) crawler and a query processor

D) spider and a web 

Definition
C) Crawler and a query processor
Term

Crawlers consider descriptive text when adding the page’s URL to the index. 

Definition
True
Term

Most information available at the library is also available online. 

Definition
False
Term

It is not advisable to perform a site search to find information. 

Definition
True
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