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1  Which of the following is not a term of MS – Excel
A. Worksheet
B. Document
C. Workbook
D. Cell
2  What happens when you press Ctrl + X after selecting some cells in Excel ?
A. Cells are copied
B. Cells are locked
C. The cells selected are marked for cutting
D. Cells are highlighted
3  We can save and protect the workbook by
A. Hide sheet
B. Password protect
C. Conditional formatting
D. Format cells
4  What happens when dollar signs ($) are entered in a cell address? (ex. $B$2:$B$10)
A. Named range
B. Mixed reference
C. Absolute reference
D. Relative reference
5  You want to set such that when you type Baishakh and drag the fill handle, Excel should produce Jestha, Aashadh and so on . What will you set to effect that?
A. Default list
B. Predefined list
C. Auto fill series
D. Custom list
6  Which is an example of function?
A.  =sum (A1:A2)
B. IF()
C. COUNT()
D. Sort
7  Which function is used to calculate depreciation, rates of return, future values and loan payment amounts ?
A. DB
B. VDB
C. SYD
D. SLN
8  Which of the following component displays the contents of active cell?
A. Chart
B. Menu Bar
C. Formula bar
D. Data Sheet
9  The minimum and maximum value you can set for Save Auto Recovery Info in Excel are
A. 1 and 120
B. 5 and 100
C. 10 and 500
D. 1 and 999
10  To record a sequence of keystrokes and mouse actions to play back later we use:
A. COUNT()
B. Macro Recorder
C. Pivot Table
D. Sort