Computer Science Test 6 Nddc Scholarship
Computer Science Test 6 Nddc Scholarship
Question 81
The status bar, which displays contextual information such as page count and zoom level, is typically found at the top area of the software window.
This is false. The Title Bar is located at the top of the window. The Status Bar is located at the very bottom edge of the application window, providing real-time data about the document state, such as current page number, word count, and language settings.
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Question 82
In Desktop Publishing, resolution is measured by the density of dots or pixels. Which of these is the most common 'catch-all' term used to measure resolution for both print and screen output?
DPI (Dots Per Inch) is the traditional measure for print resolution, referring to how many drops of ink a printer places per inch. While PPI (Pixels Per Inch) is technically more accurate for screens, DPI is often used as a general term to describe the overall quality or 'fineness' of a digital or printed image.
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Question 83
What is a 'text frame' in Desktop Publishing software?
In DTP, text cannot just be typed anywhere; it must be contained within a 'frame' or 'text box.' This frame acts as a container that can be moved, rotated, or resized using 'handles' (small squares on the corners and sides) without affecting the rest of the page layout.
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Question 84
__________ is a graphic organizer or tool used for planning a multimedia presentation or video. It determines the content, layout, and sequence of slides/cards before the actual software is used.
A storyboard is a visual script. It allows creators to sketch out each 'scene' or slide of a project to ensure the narrative flow and design are consistent before spending time building the final product in an application like PowerPoint or a video editor.
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Question 85
Which of the following document views in a word processor will typically NOT display your headers and footers?
'Normal' view (or 'Draft' view in newer versions) is optimized for fast typing and editing. To save screen space and processing power, it hides elements like margins, headers, footers, and page breaks, showing only the main body of the text.
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Question 86
In a spreadsheet, what name is given to data that consists purely of numbers that can be used in mathematical calculations?
In spreadsheet terminology, 'labels' are text descriptors, while 'values' are numerical data. Values can be formatted as currency, percentages, or dates and, most importantly, can be referenced by formulas to perform arithmetic operations.
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Question 87
The font style that slants characters to the right to provide emphasis is called:
Italics are used to draw attention to specific words, indicate titles of works (like books or movies), or show emphasis. This style mimics a cursive or slanted handwriting while maintaining the basic design of the typeface.
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Question 88
Which command is used to place a document or text that has been recently cut or copied into a new location?
The Paste command (Ctrl+V) takes the content currently stored in the system's temporary 'clipboard' and inserts it at the current cursor position. This works for text, images, and files that were previously moved there via the Copy or Cut commands.
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Question 89
Which of the following statements best describes the AutoCorrect feature in a word processor?
AutoCorrect is a background utility designed to improve typing efficiency and accuracy. It monitors your keystrokes in real-time and automatically fixes common misspellings (like 'teh' to 'the') or replaces shorthand codes with symbols (like '(c)' to '©'). Unlike a manual spell check, it performs these substitutions instantly as soon as you press the spacebar or a punctuation key, without requiring a dialog box.
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Question 90
A physical or digital form specifically used to collect data in a structured and consistent manner for later entry into a database is called a:
A data capture form (also known as a source document) is a tool used to gather information from the real world. By providing specific boxes or fields for users to fill out, it ensures that all necessary data is collected in a uniform format. This structure makes it much easier and more accurate for a data entry clerk to transfer that information into the digital records of a database.