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15.11: Chapter Review - Review Questions

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    Review Questions

    1 .
    Why are collaborative workspaces important?
    1. They promote teamwork and increase productivity during in-office meetings.
    2. They enable employees to work independently.
    3. They enable organizations to meet the diverse needs of their employees through remote work options.
    4. They make it more efficient for organizations to gather the information and resources needed to complete their work.
    2 .
    What is one way to convert a PDF file to a .docx file?
    1. Open the PDF with Word.
    2. Drag the file from your desktop to your Word document.
    3. Insert it as a linked object into your Word document.
    4. Copy and paste the text into your Word document.
    3 .
    Office’s common user interface fosters integration. What does this mean?
    1. The common user interface enables collaborative workspaces.
    2. The common user interface makes remote work possible.
    3. The common user interface allows users to share files, edit documents, and have virtual meetings in real time.
    4. The common user interface has a similar format and structure in different applications.
    4 .
    Which function is similar to cut and paste?
    1. linking
    2. embedding
    3. converting
    4. integrating
    5 .
    What happens to the content of an Excel worksheet when it is integrated into a Word document?
    1. When information in the Excel source file changes, if the file is integrated properly, the information will also be updated in the Word file.
    2. When information in the Excel source file changes, the information will not be updated in the Word file.
    3. The Excel data will insert into your Word document as a link.
    4. The Excel data will insert into your Word document as textual content.
    6 .
    What steps should you use to integrate a Word document into an Excel file?
    1. Select the Layout tab and use Page Setup.
    2. Select the Review tab and use the Changes command.
    3. Select the Insert Object function and put your cursor where the information should be placed in your Excel document.
    4. Select the Get Data function and click on the Query Options.
    7 .
    Where will an Excel table be inserted when embedding it into a Word document?
    1. at the cursor location
    2. at the top of the document
    3. at the bottom of the document
    4. as an icon in the heading
    8 .
    How do you embed Access data into Word documents?
    1. Choose Paste Special options or use classic copy and paste.
    2. Use Update Link, and the table will be embedded if you click that option.
    3. Choose References followed by Insert Table of Figures.
    4. Use Insert followed by SmartArt, and the table will be embedded if you click that option.
    9 .
    How do you access all of the slides that have been integrated into a Word document?
    1. from the Review tab
    2. by double-clicking on the slide image in the document
    3. by pressing Page down
    4. by using Ctrl+Click
    10 .
    When adding Word documents to PowerPoint slides, what happens if you don’t choose the Link box?
    1. The Word document will be embedded into the slide, rather than linked.
    2. The Word document will be linked, but you will be unable to make any changes to it.
    3. The Word document will be embedded, with a picture of the information inserted into the PowerPoint slide.
    4. The Word document will be linked, but you will have to retype some of the information to make it display properly in PowerPoint.
    11 .
    __________ makes the PowerPoint file part of the Excel file and increases its file size.
    1. linking
    2. embedding
    3. inserting as a picture
    4. display as icon
    12 .
    What approach should you use to link only certain information from an Excel file into a PowerPoint slide?
    1. Use the Insert tab, Choose Link approach.
    2. Use the standard copy-and-paste approach.
    3. Use the Paste Special approach.
    4. Use the Display as icon approach.
    13 .
    What is the disadvantage of inserting an Excel chart into a PowerPoint slide as a JPEG or PNG image?
    1. The image is simply a copy that cannot be moved around once it is inserted into a PowerPoint slide.
    2. The image is simply a copy that cannot be integrated.
    3. The image is simply a copy that cannot be duplicated to use on more than one slide.
    4. The image is simply a copy that cannot be updated.
    14 .
    To easily export Access data to Excel, what should you do to the database information?
    1. Format the information.
    2. Convert the information to a JPEG file.
    3. Filter the information.
    4. Drop the information into a table in a Word document.
    15 .
    What is required to import an Excel file into an Access database?
    1. header text with appropriate spaces
    2. a blank database
    3. a JPEG image that can be double-clicked to edit the Excel file from Access
    4. a table from a Word document that can integrate the Excel information
    16 .
    What is one way to insert a chart from Google Sheets into Google Docs?
    1. You can go to the Insert window menu and use the mouse to choose Chart and then From Sheets.
    2. You can drag the chart from Google Sheets to Google Docs, as long as they are in separate windows.
    3. You can use the mouse to select the browser window where Google Sheets is located and then insert the browser window on Google Docs.
    4. You can use the Print Screen key on the keyboard to copy the chart and then press Ctrl+V at the position where you want to place the chart in Google Docs.
    17 .
    Which option will preserve much of your formatting in an Excel sheet when bringing it into Sheets?
    1. Import command
    2. copy and paste
    3. copy and paste without formatting
    4. Preview

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