Spreadsheets-Basics & Formatting

 A spreadsheet program is used to store data in: 

• a. a database.
• b. a text document.
• c. rows and columns.
• d. letters and numbers.

Spreadsheet rows are easily identified by:

• a. numbers.
• b. letters.
• c. Roman numerals.
• d. colors.

Spreadsheet columns are easily identified by:

• a. Roman numerals.
• b. numbers.
• c. letters.
• d. colors.

Spreadsheet columns are easily identified by:

• a. Roman numerals.
• b. numbers.
• c. letters.
• d. colors.

Which of the following is an example of a cell address?

• a. Column C

• b. =SUM

• c. Row 1

• d. A5

Which of these are not an example of how MS Excel can be used?

• a. Budget
• b. Research Paper
• c. Track sales
• d. Track Inventory

What is the purpose of spreadsheets?

• a. To present information on different engaging slides
• b. To deliver a speech to a crowd
• c. To perform basic and complex math computations in an organized way
• d. To excel your research papers and citations

An individual box within a worksheet is known as?

• square
• range
• refernce
• cell

A1:D4 is an example of a cell...

• Range
• Selection
• Highlight
• Choice

The cell in which you are currently working is known as what?

• Active cell
• Cell address
• Cell reference
• Spreadsheet cell