Class IX (CH - 12 Introduction To Spreadsheet)
I. Objective Type
questions
A. Fill in the
blanks:
1. 3
2. AB
3. Formula
4.all
5. Auto Filled
B. Multiple Choice
Question:
1. Active Cell
2. Name Box
3. F8
4.Merge and Center
5. Top
Descriptive:
A. Very short
answers:
1. MS Excel.
2. Insert
3. E7
4. A1:E5
5. Auto fill
B. Short question
answers:
1. Workbook is a collection of worksheets.
Worksheets : Each
page of the workbook containing a grid of rectangular cells made up of
rows and columns.
2. Numbers, Text, Formulae
3. It is used to cancel the data entry without pressing the
DELETE key.
4. It refers to the position at which data is placed within
the boundary of a cell.Numbers are always right-aligned and text is always
left-aligned.
5. two ways are- in the CUSTOM Lists dialog box or by
importing a list.
C. Long question
answer:
1. A range is a rectangular block of contiguous cells, i.e.
, cells that touch each other, especially along a line. The two methods of
selecting a range of cells are;
(i) Using Extend
selection mode(Page 277 -write all 4 steps)
(ii) Using Go To
Command (Page 277 - write all 6 steps.)
2. Two ways of Editing cells are :
(i) By
overwriting (Page 278-Write the complete paragraph )
(ii) By Partial
Modification(Page 278- Write the complete paragraph)
3. Page 281- Changing
row height and column width- write all 4 steps.
4. A custom list is
list that has a series or a list already stored and can be used just like the
Autofill feature as and whenever
necessary.
Method of creating a
custom list: Page 287- write 1st three steps(To add a list in custom list)
5. Page 286- first 2 steps.
Application based
questions:
1
(a) Centre
Alignment
(b) Merge and
Centre
(c) Left
(d) Fill colour
(e) Bold
(f) All borders
2.
(a) A3- 5
A4- 6
A5- 7
(b) B2-Mon,
B3-Tue, B4-Wed, B5-Thus, B6-Fri, B7-Sat
(c) C3-July,
C4-Oct
3. Shift key, range of cells, last cell, shift key,
activate, arrow
4.
(a) Cut or copy
(b) Either click
outside the cell or click on 'Undo' or press 'Ctrl+Z'
(c) Delete entire
row
(d) Ctrl+Z or Undo
5.
(a) By dragging the
column line
(b) Formula Bar
(c) Merge and
centre
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