comp exam Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

Itis used to create documents, manage
data, prepare presentations,take notes,
and communicate efficiently

A

Microsoft Office

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2
Q

when was Microsoft Office wasfirst releasedforAppleMacintosh.

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1989

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2
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when was MicrosoftOfficewasreleasedforMicrosoftWindows.

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1990

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3
Q

when was TheRibboninterfacewasintroduced.

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2007

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4
Q

when was MicrosofttransitionedtoMicrosoft365,a
cloud-basedsubscriptionservice.

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2020-present

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4
Q

when was cloud services and one drive integration began

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2011-2016

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5
Q

used for email and
scheduling

A

microsoft Outlook

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5
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used for creating
documents

A

Microsoft word

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6
Q

used for spreadsheets and
data analysis

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Microsoft Excel

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7
Q

used for digital notetaking

A

Microsoft One note

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7
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used for
presentations

A

Microsoft Power point

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8
Q

ThekeyfeaturesofMicrosoft365are:

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Cloud storage
Online collaboration and sharing

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8
Q

Itis a subscription-based service that
provides access to Office
applications both online and offline.

A

Microsoft 365

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8
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imporatnce of ms office for studnets

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It helps students create reports and
assignments easily.

It improves productivity and
organization ofs choolwork.

It prepares students for future jobs
and professional work
environments.

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9
Q

s a powerful presentation software used to create visual and organized slides for sharing
information. It helps presenters explain ideas clearly by combining text, images, charts, videos, and animations.

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Microsoft POwer point

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10
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when was powerpoint originally created

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1984

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11
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who created powerpoint

A

robert gaskins
dennis austin

12
Q

It
was first designed for the Apple Macintosh computer and was
called

13
Q

when did powerpoint get purchased by microsoft?? and for howmuch

A

1987 for 14million dollars

14
Q

when did powerpoint became a partof microsoft office package. And was also added by transitions animations charts and templates

15
Q

continued to improve with better design tools, multimedia
support, and easier sharing options.2

16
Q

A small toolbar at the
top that provides quick access to frequently
used commands like Save, Undo, and Redo.

A

Quick Access Toolbar

17
Q

Displays the name of thek
presentation and the application (Microsoft
PowerPoint)

18
Q

Buttons at the top-right
corner used to Minimize, Maximize/Restore, or
Close the PowerPoint window

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Control Buttons

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Opens the Backstage View where you can create, open, save, print, and manage presentations.
File Tab
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The default tab that contains basic tools for creating and editing slides (font, paragraph, drawing, and slide layout tools)
Home Tab
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The wide toolbar area that contains tabs and commands used to perform tasks in PowerPoint.
Ribbon
22
A collection of related tools within a group, such as text formatting or shape tools.
Group of commands
23
The label under each set of related commands in the Ribbon (e.g., Font, Paragraph, Drawing).
Group Name
24
Shows thumbnails of all slides in the presentation and allows you to select, rearrange, add, or delete slides.
Slide tabs
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The main workspace where you design and edit the currently selected slide.
Slide area
26
Indicates the current slide number and the total number of slides in the presentation.
Number of slides
27
A section where the presenter can add notes for reference during the presentation.
Slide Note
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Used for adding comments, often for collaboration and feedback.
Slide Comments
29
Let you switch between different views such as Normal View, Slide Sorter View, and Reading View
View Button
29
Allow you to move up, down, left, or right within the slide or slide list
Scroll Bar
30
Starts the slideshow from the current slide.
Slide Show button
31
Located at the bottom; shows information like slide number, view options, and zoom level.
Status Bar
32
Allows you to zoom in or out to change how large or small the slide appears on the screen
Zoom Control
33