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IC3 Computing Fundamentals and Key Applications Flashcards

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  1. In Microsoft Word, what is the function of the 'Save As' command?

    Answer: It saves the document with a new name, location, or file format

    'Save As' lets you save a copy of the document under a different name, in a different location, or in a different file format.

  2. What is a spreadsheet application primarily used for?

    Answer: Organizing and calculating numerical data in rows and columns

    Spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel organize data in a grid of rows and columns and perform calculations using formulas.

  3. Which Microsoft Office application is best suited for creating a slide show presentation?

    Answer: Microsoft PowerPoint

    Microsoft PowerPoint is designed specifically for creating and delivering slide presentations.

  4. What is Google Workspace (formerly G Suite)?

    Answer: A collection of cloud-based productivity apps by Google including Docs, Sheets, and Slides

    Google Workspace is a suite of cloud-based productivity and collaboration tools including Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, and Drive.

  5. What does 'copy and paste' allow you to do in a word processing document?

    Answer: Duplicate selected content and place it elsewhere without removing the original

    Copy and paste duplicates selected content — the original stays in place and a copy is placed at the new location.

  6. In a word processing application, what is the purpose of the 'spell check' feature?

    Answer: To identify and suggest corrections for misspelled words

    Spell check scans document text and flags words that don't match the dictionary, offering suggested corrections.

  7. What is the advantage of using cloud-based storage (like Google Drive or OneDrive) compared to saving files only on a local hard drive?

    Answer: Files stored in the cloud can be accessed from any internet-connected device and are automatically backed up

    Cloud storage provides device-independent access and automatic backup, protecting files even if your local device is lost or damaged.