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  • What feature lets you save a webpage with notes and highlights and clip a section of the page?
  • What is data validation in spreadsheets?
  • What term describes good hackers who work to protect and strengthen systems?
  • Which toolbar provides quick access to common formatting options when editing text?
  • What is the difference between Save and Save As?
  • Which font category updates automatically when the theme changes?
  • What type of fonts do not have strokes at the ends?
  • What browsing feature allows multiple webpages to display in the same browser window?
  • In Windows, what file extension usually indicates a Word document created with Microsoft Word?
  • Which feature allows annotation and clipping of portions of a webpage for later reference?
  • Which cloud service from Microsoft provides online storage for your files?
  • Name a common input device pair.
  • What is the purpose of an operating system?
  • Name a common output device pair.
  • What best defines a digital footprint?
  • Which step is performed last in the described process to save a file on a USB drive?
  • Give an example of a simple SUM formula for cells B2 through B6.
  • Which feature enables multiple people to work on the same document at the same time?
  • Which term describes the area at the bottom of the Excel window that shows information about the workbook?
  • When the copyright has expired, the work is free to copy without requesting permission from the last copyright holder. What is this status called?
  • Contains buttons for viewing the properties of a file or folder, creating a new folder, and customizing the toolbar.
  • Which interface is described as colorful and displays pictures?
  • Using someone else's Wi-Fi without consent is known as what?
  • What does GUI stand for?
  • Which term refers to a collection of electronic documents or files stored on web servers?
  • What is the means through which you interact with a program?
  • What term describes manufacturing where workers use computers to assemble a custom product?
  • Which element provides options for specifying how File Explorer and its contents are displayed?
  • Which font category is used for headings and body text in the workbook and changes automatically when the theme changes?
  • Which of the following is considered hardware?
  • Which term describes a workbook with many design features and some content already filled in?
  • What term describes the set of rules computers use to exchange files?
  • Which font remains unchanged by the theme?
  • Which component delivers web pages to users?
  • Which term describes very fast storage the CPU uses to speed up access to data?
  • Which statement describes version history in cloud documents?
  • Which feature shows a small preview image of a file before you open it?
  • What sequence lets you rename a folder using the Organize option?
  • Devices that draw power even when turned off or in standby are often called what?
  • Which statement about volatile memory is true?
  • What does GUI stand for?
  • What is version history in cloud documents?
  • Which term describes a sheet that contains a chart that provides a visual representation of worksheet data?
  • Which of the following is a primary reason to keep the operating system updated?
  • Which term describes the window that displays the entire workbook and lets you switch between sheets?
  • Which term describes the 12 colors that belong to the workbook's theme?
  • What is cloud collaboration?
  • Which technique reduces file size to save storage space?
  • What is a backup and why is it important?
  • What is a transition in a presentation?
  • Cloud computing relies on which two essentials for access?
  • In a production environment, which arrangement of devices communicates to monitor and control operations without human input?
  • What is proper email etiquette for professional messages?
  • Which concept involves accessing files and programs online via the internet, requiring a web browser?
  • What term describes a small hint that appears when you hover over a web link, showing the URL?
  • What does WAP stand for?
  • Which set of tools is contained in a Software Development Kit for creating 2D/3D drawings, game interfaces, and multiplayer control?
  • Which term is the full form of the acronym GUI?
  • Which protocol is used for transferring files between computers on a network?
  • Which option best describes data validation in spreadsheets?
  • What term describes the status when a creative work is no longer protected by copyright?
  • A hybrid topology combines which two classic topologies?
  • Which statement correctly describes cloud storage versus local storage?
  • Which term describes the central software that manages hardware and software resources on a computer?
  • Which is an example of using the AVERAGE function on a range?
  • What is a digital footprint?
  • What is the plural term for the individual pages that make up a workbook?
  • What acronym describes a communication type where company computers monitor assembly lines and equipment without human intervention?
  • Which term describes tools that return lists of relevant documents in response to a user query on the internet?
  • Which device is primarily responsible for connecting two or more networks and directing data flow between them?
  • Which term refers to computers connected to the internet that manage the display of webpages?
  • Which shows the results of each formatting option before you apply it to your workbook?
  • What is Presenter View in a presentation program?
  • Which storage device is the most economical for storing large amounts of data?
  • Which statement best describes a phishing attempt?
  • Which term describes a collection of related pages that share a domain?
  • Which keyboard shortcuts copy and paste?
  • Which term refers to the labels that appear over each tab and command on the ribbon?
  • What is the term for the notation that indicates a file's location on your computer?
  • In spreadsheets, what is a cell?
  • Which term identifies the address of a specific page on the web?
  • Why is https more secure than http?
  • The notation A1:G5 separated by a colon is called what?
  • Which statement correctly describes Disk Operating System in the material?
  • What enables file overview, and the ability to move, copy, rename, and delete files and folders?
  • Which term best describes someone who uses servers, industry-specific computers, spreadsheets, databases, and accounting software?
  • What is a compressed folder that stores files so that they take up less disk space?
  • Which network technology is best suited for small networks with only a few computers?
  • Which element can display a quick list of frequently used resources and locations?
  • Backups are used to recover data after which event?
  • What is malware and give two examples.
  • What does QR stand for in codes scanned by cameras?
  • What is the difference between relative and absolute cell references?
  • Which term refers to descriptive text that appears when you hover over a command on the ribbon?
  • In manufacturing, which term refers to using computer software to guide the production process?
  • Which term describes a sheet that contains grids and columns into which you can enter text, numbers, dates, formulas and display charts?
  • Which user interface feature contains buttons for common formatting options used for the selected item?
  • What is the primary benefit of using slide layouts?
  • In spreadsheets, which statement correctly identifies the A1 notation?
  • Why should antivirus software be kept up to date?
  • What operation maximizes hard drive space?
  • Which option shows a preview of formatting changes before you apply them?
  • In a spreadsheet, what is the term for the cell that is currently selected?
  • Which term is a box with descriptive text about a command that appears when you point to a button on the ribbon?
  • What makes up the workbook?
  • What does NIC stand for in computer networking?
  • How does RAM differ from hard drive storage?
  • Which process reorganizes files in storage for faster access?
  • Which statement about file extensions is accurate?
  • Why might you export a document as a PDF rather than a Word file?
  • Which system is used to deliver and track web-based training for students, such as D2L?
  • What term describes the system of interlinked documents accessed via the internet?
  • What does the term 'browser cache' refer to?
  • What term specifies in which direction content is printed on the page?
  • How does cloud storage differ from local storage?
  • Which platform coordinates hardware resources and determines what kind of software can be used, among other things?
  • Which description best matches the effect of browser caching on page load times?
  • Which statement correctly defines an IP address?
  • What feature enters text based on patterns it finds in the data?
  • Which device connects a home network to the internet by combining a modem and router?
  • Which orientation is wider than tall?
  • Which term identifies the location of a cell by its column and row coordinates?
  • Why are software updates important for productivity and security?
  • Which term describes a hacker who uses skills to improve security by finding vulnerabilities with permission?
  • Which term indicates the column and row in which the cell is located?
  • A common scam used to steal passwords and personal information by impersonating a legitimate company is called what?
  • Which of the following is a best practice for creating strong passwords?
  • What term describes a device that retrieves and sometimes records data on a disk?
  • Where are the contents of a workbook laid out in a grid of rows and columns?
  • Which topology is described as a combination of bus and star configurations?
  • Which term refers to the record of websites you have visited over time?
  • Which term describes hackers who damage or destroy computer resources?
  • What term describes the global system of interconnected computer networks that enables communication and information exchange?
  • What is the term for a scam where attackers impersonate a real company to obtain personal information?
  • What is the purpose of a username and password in a system?
  • Which toolkit is used for creating 2D and 3D drawings, game interfaces, and multiplayer control?
  • Which scenarios can a backup help recover from?
  • Which statement about operating system updates is true?
  • Which tool removes unnecessary and temporary files?
  • Why is accessibility important in computing?
  • What is the total amount of sales at all stores?
  • Which orientation is used when the page is wider than tall?
  • What is the term for a key or combination of keys used to access a feature or perform a command?
  • Which pane displays icons and links to resources and locations on your computer?
  • Which statement best explains how sorting data by multiple columns works?
  • What should you consider when opening email attachments from unknown senders?
  • What are cookies in a web browser?
  • Which term is used for the tabbed areas at the bottom of a spreadsheet that allow you to move between pages?
  • Which file format is commonly used to preserve document formatting across devices and applications?
  • Which device is NOT a typical input device?
  • Which term is described as text-based and is commonly abbreviated as the Disk Operating System?
  • In Windows, which assistant helps you locate files and perform system searches?
  • Which feature allows you to save articles for later reading?
  • Which term describes a device that reorganizes data to improve access times on disk?
  • RFID technology uses radio frequencies to track objects and often features one-way communication.
  • Which method allows you to sort data by more than one column, specifying primary and secondary sort keys?
  • A cookies in a web browser are used to
  • Encryption is best described as which of the following?
  • Which fonts have extra strokes at the end of each character that aid in reading passages of text (for example Times New Roman)?
  • Which term describes the small, fast memory used by the CPU to speed up data access?
  • What is the purpose of slide layouts in a presentation program?
  • What browser feature tracks the pages you visit over time, not just within a single session?
  • Which acronym is commonly used for platforms that host online courses and track learner progress?
  • Which term describes services that locate information on the internet by querying keywords?
  • Which element displays details about the folder window and the selected objects?
  • Which term refers to the individual pages contained within a workbook?
  • What is the acronym for File Transfer Protocol?
  • Swiping, tapping, pinching, clicking, and dragging are associated with which condition?
  • Which of the following is a typical chart type used to represent data visually?
  • Which statement describes HTTPS security?
  • Which term describes the types of sheets Excel supports?
  • Which hardware component must be present for a computer to connect to a network?
  • Which term describes the sheet that contains a chart used to visually represent worksheet data?
  • Which of the following statements about Peer-to-Peer networks is true?
  • What is the collection of formatting for text, colors, and effects that give a workbook a unique look and feel?
  • In a spreadsheet, how do you sort data in ascending order by a single column?
  • What is a graphical user interface (GUI)?
  • How can phishing emails be distinguished from legitimate messages?
  • Which colors are always available regardless of the workbook's theme?
  • What do you call a collection of data that has a name and is stored on a computer?
  • What is a hyperlink?
  • Name a common Excel function used to calculate the average of a range.
  • Which orientation is taller than wide?
  • In a spreadsheet, what is the intersection of a row and a column called?
  • Which term denotes a single page in a spreadsheet that holds data arranged in rows and columns?
  • What is the primary function of the CPU?
  • Which term refers to a container that stores files and subfolders, not a single file?
  • What do you call two or more computers connected together to share resources?
  • What is phishing?
  • In professional email etiquette, when using attachments, you should:
  • What term provides information about the workbook?
  • Why are backups important for data security?
  • What is the term for the collection of webpages that are accessible via the internet?
  • Which term is abbreviated as WAP?
  • What provides previews of the file contents for certain file types?
  • What is the purpose of a chart in a spreadsheet?
  • Which term refers to the grouping of text and numbers in a rectangular grid or table?
  • Which term describes the container that holds files and subfolders?
  • Wi-Fi stands for Wireless Fidelity. What is its primary purpose?
  • Which of the following is a basic first-step diagnostic when a computer will not turn on?
  • Hackers who use their skills for ulterior motives are best described as which type of hacker?
  • What is the computer device used for storing data?
  • Unauthorized access and usage of computing resources is described as what?
  • Which action is a recommended response when you suspect a phishing attempt?
  • Which technology is used to speak to others online, enabling voice communication over the Internet?
  • What is the legal protection granted by law to the author of an original work called?
  • Which font retains its appearance regardless of the current theme?
  • What term denotes a collection of related webpages?
  • What does a file path like C:\Users\John\Documents represent?
  • Which term is the name you give to a file when you save it to identify its contents?
  • What is a container for files?
  • What feature fills a column with data based on patterns in neighboring data?
  • Which statement best describes the operating system’s role?
  • Which feature saves links to webpages that you want to read later?
  • Which characters should be avoided in file names for compatibility across systems?
  • In Windows 10, which electronic personal assistant helps you find files and perform tasks?
  • What term describes a device that routes traffic between a local network and the internet?
  • Which feature shows folders you used frequently and recently?
  • Which action describes renaming a folder in a typical file management workflow?
  • What identifies where a webpage is located on the internet?
  • What does HTTP stand for?
  • Which service provides online storage space for your files?
  • Which tool helps you navigate the contents of your computer to locate files and folders?
  • Which term is a predesigned workbook with design features and content?
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