171. Rows in MS-Excel are identified by:

  • (A) letters
  • (B) numbers with letters
  • (C) numbers
  • (D) timings

172. How can we add text to a slide in MS-PowerPoint?

  • (A) Note box
  • (B) Dialogue box
  • (C) Notes page
  • (D) Textbox

173. Which of the following steps is used to format a cell in an MS Excel Spreadsheet?

  • (A)
  • (B)
  • (C)
  • (D)

174. Which was the first programmable general purpose computer in the world?

  • (A) Pascaline
  • (B) Napier's bones
  • (C) ENIAC
  • (D) Mark I

175. Which feature in MS Word allows you to see a document's layout and formatting as it will appear when printed?

  • (A) Draft View
  • (B) Screen View
  • (C) Print Preview
  • (D) Reading View

176. Which of the following occupies less memory when saving an MS-Word file?

  • (A) .docm
  • (B) .docc
  • (C) .doc
  • (D) .docx

177. The moderate margin of a page in MS Word can be applied to the page from which of the following?

  • (A) Page Layout Tab
  • (B) Design Tab
  • (C) Review tab
  • (D) View Tab

178. In Microsoft Excel, which chart type is best suited for comparing proportions or percentages of a whole?

  • (A) Pie Chart
  • (B) Bar Chart
  • (C) Scatter Chart
  • (D) Line Chart

179. Which of the following is an example of application software?

  • (A) A web browser
  • (B) A programming language
  • (C) An operating system
  • (D) A word processor

180. We can add a table in an MS Word document from which of the following tabs?

  • (A) View Tab
  • (B) Home Tab
  • (C) Design Tab
  • (D) Insert Tab

Total Quizz:- 581

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