Data Table Management and Formatting

Miss Ball guides students on creating a data table for a biome project using Google Sheets. She demonstrates data collection for the Konza Prairie, formatting the table, and linking it to Google Slides for presentations. The tutorial emphasizes proper setup, formatting, and linking techniques.

What is the specific geographic location chosen for the biome project?

• Sahara Desert

• Amazon Rainforest

• Konza Prairie

• Great Barrier Reef

Which program is used to set up the data table?

• Microsoft Excel

• Apple Numbers

• LibreOffice Calc

• Google Sheets

What should not be included in the cells where the numbers are?

• Column headers

• Data values

• Units of measure

• Month names

What is the purpose of merging cells in the data table?

• To add more columns

• To change the font

• To center the title

• To delete data

What is the first step in making the data table visually appealing?

• Copying data

• Merging cells

• Adding borders

• Changing font size

Why is it beneficial to copy the data to a new sheet?

• To share with others

• To delete the original data

• To work on a backup copy

• To format without altering the original

What can be done to make headers stand out in the data table?

• Use bold text

• Change sheet name

• Add images

• Increase row height

What is the advantage of linking the data table to Google Slides?

• It changes the data format

• It makes the data private

• It allows for automatic updates

• It increases file size

What happens if you make a mistake in the data table linked to Google Slides?

• You must redo the entire presentation

• The mistake cannot be corrected

• The link will break

• You can update it in Google Sheets

What is the final step after formatting the data table?

• Delete the original data

• Print the data table

• Link it to Google Slides

• Share it with classmates