Google Sheets
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Copyright
Email
Vocabulary
100

What is a cell in a spreadsheet?

A cell is one box in a spreadsheet where you can enter data, such as a number or word.

100

 What is a document used for?

A document is used to write, edit, and organize information, such as a report or letter.

100

What does copyright protect?

Copyright protects a creator’s original work, such as writing, music, photos, or art.

100

Where do new emails arrive?

New emails arrive in the Inbox.

100

What is a recipient?

A recipient is the person who receives an email.

200

What symbol starts a formula?

An equals sign starts a formula.

200

What does bold formatting do to text?

 Bold formatting makes text look darker and thicker, helping important words stand out.

200

May you copy an entire webpage and claim it as your own?

 No. Copying someone else’s work and claiming it as your own is not responsible.

200

 What does a clear subject line tell the reader?

 A clear subject line tells the reader the main topic of the email.

200

What is an attachment?

An attachment is a file, picture, or document sent with an email.

300

Which formula multiplies the number of shirts by the price in cells D4 and E4?

=D4*E4. The asterisk means multiply, so the formula multiplies the number of shirts by the price. 

or =Multiply(D4,E4)

300

What tool can help you find a word and replace it throughout a document?

Use Find and replace to locate a word and change it throughout the document.

300

What should you do before using someone else’s work in your project?

Check whether you may use it, follow the work’s rules, and give credit to the creator when required.

300

What does BCC do that CC does not?

 BCC sends a copy without showing those recipients to the other recipients. CC recipients are visible.

300

What is a draft?

 A draft is an unfinished email saved before it is sent.

400

 What does =D4-G4 calculate if D4 is the starting amount and G4 is the number sold?

It calculates how many shirts remain by subtracting the number sold from the starting amount.

400

 Name two formatting choices that can make a document easier to read.

headings, clear spacing, readable font size, or bold text for key information. These choices help readers find and understand information.

400

 You find an image online for a class presentation. Name one responsible step to take before using it.

 checking the image’s usage rules, choosing an image that allows reuse, asking permission if needed, and giving credit as required.

400

When is Reply All more appropriate than Reply?

 Reply All is appropriate when everyone on the original email needs to see your response. Otherwise, Reply is usually more suitable.

400

 What does “tone” mean in an email?

Tone is the mood or attitude conveyed by the words in an email. A respectful tone helps the reader understand your message as polite.

500

Why should you check cell references when copying a formula down a column?  

 Cell references tell a formula which data to use. Checking them helps ensure each copied formula calculates from the correct row.

500

You are writing a report with several sections. What document feature can help organize the sections, and why?


Headings can organize the sections. They show what each section is about and make the report easier to follow.

500

Explain the difference between giving credit to a creator and getting permission when permission is required.

Giving credit tells readers who created the work. Permission is approval to use it; some works require permission even when you give credit.

500

You need to send a teacher a respectful email with a project file. Name three things to include or check before sending.

Include a clear subject line, a respectful greeting and message, and the correct project file as an attachment. Check the recipient and attachment before sending.

500

Explain the difference between the Inbox and the Outbox.

The Inbox holds incoming messages. The Outbox holds messages waiting to be sent.

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