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Excel Functions

easy
Computer Science

What does the Excel INDEX function do?

A
Returns the value at a given position in a range or array.
B
Returns the position of a value in a range or array.
C
Returns the sum of all values in a range or array.
D
Returns the number of rows in a range or array.
Explanation and memory cue

The Excel INDEX function returns the value at a specified position in a range or array, making option A correct. The other options are not provided and thus not relevant.

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Email Security

easy
Computer Science

Which file type cannot be attached to an email?

A
exe
B
doc
C
jpg
D
pdf
Explanation and memory cue

Many email services block executable (.exe) files as attachments for security reasons, as they can contain malicious software. Other common file types like .doc, .jpg, and .pdf are usually allowed.

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Email Clients

easy
Computer Science

What is the name of the program that is specifically made for checking email?

A
Outlook Express
B
Microsoft Word
C
Adobe Photoshop
D
Windows Media Player
Explanation and memory cue

Outlook Express is an email client program specifically designed for sending, receiving, and managing email messages.

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Ms Word Shortcuts

easy
Computer Science

Which keys do we press to increase the font size of selected text in MS Word?

A
Ctrl + ]
B
Ctrl + Shift + >
C
Ctrl + [
D
Ctrl + Shift + +
Explanation and memory cue

In MS Word, pressing Ctrl + ] increases the font size of the selected text by one point. This is a standard keyboard shortcut for font size adjustment.

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Computer Architecture

easy
Computer Science

What does ALU stand for?

A
Arithmetic Logic Unit
B
Analog Linear Unit
C
Automatic Logic Utility
D
Arithmetic Language Utility
Explanation and memory cue

ALU stands for Arithmetic Logic Unit, which is a digital circuit used to perform arithmetic and logic operations in computers.

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Networking Protocols

easy
Computer Science

Which protocol provides email facility among different hosts?

A
SMTP
B
FTP
C
HTTP
D
SNMP
Explanation and memory cue

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is the standard protocol used to transfer email messages between servers and provide email facility among different hosts.

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Memory Units

easy
Computer Science

A computer's memory is measured in bytes. Which of the following is the largest unit of memory?

A
Gigabyte
B
Megabyte
C
Kilobyte
D
Terabyte
Explanation and memory cue

Among the options given, a terabyte (TB) is the largest unit of memory. It is larger than a gigabyte (GB), megabyte (MB), and kilobyte (KB).

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Ms Word Shortcuts

easy
Computer Science

"Ctrl + Down Arrow" shortcut key is used in MS Word to:

A
Moves the cursor one paragraph down
B
Moves the cursor one line up
C
Deletes the current paragraph
D
Copies the selected text
Explanation and memory cue

In MS Word, pressing 'Ctrl + Down Arrow' moves the cursor down to the beginning of the next paragraph. It does not move by lines, delete, or copy text.

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Computer Abbreviations

easy
Computer Science

ASCII stands for?

A
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
B
Advanced Standard Code for Internal Interchange
C
American Software Code for Internet Interchange
D
ASCII is Code for Information Interchange
Explanation and memory cue

ASCII stands for 'American Standard Code for Information Interchange.' It is a character encoding standard used for representing text in computers and electronic devices.

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Presentation Controls

easy
Computer Science

How can you stop a slide show?

A
Press Escape
B
Press the right arrow or down arrow
C
Press the left arrow
D
Press the spacebar
Explanation and memory cue

Pressing the Escape key is the standard way to stop or exit a slide show in most presentation software, such as Microsoft PowerPoint.