E-TECH FIRST QUARTER REVIEW

How did Web 1.0 evolve to Web 2.0?

• Web 1.0 evolved to Web 2.0 by adding stronger network connections.

• Web 1.0 evolved to Web 2.0 by adding dynamic web pages.

• Web 1.0 evolved to Web 2.0 by adding more features.

• Web 1.0 evolved to Web 2.0 by adding collaboration from other people.

What image file format is capable of displaying simple animation?

• .JPG

• .BMP

• .PNG

• .GIF

What feature of Microsoft Word allows you to efficiently create documents that have the same general

            content but may have different recipients or purpose?

• Mail Merge

• Print Merge

• Emailing

• Merging

Jan noticed that her email account has a lot of unwanted emails even if she does not email those

           senders. What is the Internet Threat that Jan was experiencing? 

• Scamming

• Spamming

• E-mailing

• Phishing

In order to move a picture freely around a document, which setting must be changed?

• Picture Format 

• Text Wrapping

• Border

• Alignment

What is the program designed to create spreadsheets that can later be used to analyze statistical data?

• Microsoft Publisher    

• Microsoft PowerPoint

• Microsoft Word

• Microsoft Excel

In online research, there are skills need to be applied. One of those skills is to check your sources.

            You need to evaluate Web Resources. What should be evaluated?

• Currency-Accuracy

• Currency-Accuracy-Authority

• Currency-Accuracy-Authority-Objectively  

• Currency-Accuracy-Authority-Objectively-Coverage  

In what tab can you find the Mail Merge tool?

• Layout

• Mailings

• Design

• Insert

There are programs that visit Web sites and read their pages and other information to create entries for a search engine index. Which of the following does NOT belong to those programs?

• Spiders

• Crawlers

• Agents

• Robots

Which of the following is not a way to protect important work and personal information stored in your

          your computer?

• Turn off your 

  Anti-virus

• Keeping your 

  firewall setting ON 

• Use face or 

  fingerprint identification

• Create a password 

  on your computer