2. Created by Terri Street Copyright, 2000

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4. Click to return to question, Cont-P to switch to the pen, cross out two incorrect answers, then Cont-A to switch back to pointer.

5. Click to return to the question and poll the class

6. Click on link to Ask Jeeves, or click on this oval to return to question and ask a friend

7.  A. RAM A. RAM  C. Read-Only C. Read-Only  B. Storage B. Storage  D. Hard drive D. Hard drive A type of memory that can be both read and written to is _________.

8. Back to Board  A. RAM

9.  A. Always have a A. Always have a subject line  C. Use all caps C. Use all caps  B. Keep emails short B. Keep emails short And concise  D. Keep a cordial tone D. Keep a cordial tone All of the following are good examples of email etiquette except

10. Back to Board C. Use all caps

11.  A. Generator A. Generator  C. Creator C. Creator  B. Wizard B. Wizard  D. Demonstrator D. Demonstrator Access can guide you through the steps in creating a query using the Query _________.

12. Back to Board B. Wizard

13.  A. templates A. templates  C. slides C. slides  B. masters B. masters  D. codes D. codes Design _____, are files that contain colors, formats, and type styles.

14. Back to Board A. 500 answer

15.  A. volatile memory A. volatile memory  C. virtual C. virtual  B. temporary B. temporary  D. non-volatile D. non-volatile ROM is

16. Back to Board D. non-volatile

17.  A. cell A. cell  C. field C. field  B. table B. table  D. information D. information A _____ is a single piece of data such as first name or last name.

18. Back to Board C. field

19.  A. 1 inch A. 1 inch  C. default C. default  B. 2 inch B. 2 inch  D. 2.5 inch D. 2.5 inch Letters and memos have a __ top margin.

20. Back to Board B. 2 inch

21.  A. pull handles A. pull handles  C. sizing handles C. sizing handles  B. resizers B. resizers  D. picture format handles D. picture format handles The small black squares that appear on the boundaries of a selected chart.

22. Back to Board C. Sizing handles

23.  A. exploded chart A. exploded chart  D. embedded chart D. embedded chart _________ display charts on a the same page as the data.  C. pie chart C. pie chart  B. chart sheet B. chart sheet

24. Back to Board D. Embedded chart

25. To insert a page number where the insertion point is located, choose ____ from the Page Number tab.  A. Insert here A. Insert here  C. Top of Page C. Top of Page  D. Bottom of Page D. Bottom of Page  B. Current position B. Current position

26. Back to Board B. Current Position

27.  A. bold A. bold If headers in a table are formatted in _____, Word will recognize them as headers and exclude them in the sorting process.  C. underline C. underline  B. italics B. italics  D. color D. color

28. Back to Board A. bold

29.  B. Y axis B. Y axis Categories may be plotted on the vertical axis known as the  A. X axis A. X axis  C. Perspective Axis C. Perspective Axis  D. Chart Area D. Chart Area

30. Back to Board B. Y axis

31.  C. increase indent C. increase indent Mary has just changed a first-level bulleted item to a second-level item in her presentation. What button did she use?  A. decrease indent A. decrease indent  B. bullets B. bullets  D. numbering D. numbering

32. Back to Board C. Increase indent

33.  D. Slide view D. Slide view In which view do you present your slide show?  A. Slide sorter view A. Slide sorter view  C. Outline view C. Outline view  B. Slide Show view B. Slide Show view

34. Back to Board D. Slide Show view

35.  A. IP address A. IP address A domain name is the same as a  B. hyperlink B. hyperlink  D. Floppy disk D. Floppy disk  C. ISP address C. ISP address

36. A. IP Address

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