Common applications and features
Word processing
Worksheets
Presentations
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100

What is an application?

This term refers to software designed to help users do tasks like writing, creating presentations, or calculating.

100

What is portrait?

The standard orientation where the page is taller than it is wide.

100

What is a cell?

A cell is a single row and a single column in a spreadsheet.

100

What is a slide?

A individual page within a presentation file.

100

What is .docx?

The file extension used for standard Word documents.

200

What is autosave?

It allows you to save your work automatically to a cloud server, and it makes sure you do not lose data if the application crashes.

200

What is autocorrect?

A feature that corrects common spelling errors automatically.
200

What is a formula?

A formula is a expression used to perform calculations, and always begins with a equals sign.

200

What is a transition?

A affect that happens when moving from one slide to the next during a slide show.

200

What is Ctrl+Z?

The term for "undo" command.

300

What is Ctrl+C?

A keyboard shortcut used to copy and paste text or objects to the clipboard.

300

What are margins?

The term for the empty space between the edge of the paper and the text.

300

What is Autosum?

It allows you to automatically total a row of numbers.

300

What is presenter view?

This view allows the presenter to see their notes while the audience only sees the current slide.

300

What is sorting?

The process of arranging data in a specific order from smallest to largest or A to Z.

400

What is interoperablity?

The ability of different software programs to use data.

400

What is mail merge?

It allows you to create letters or emails for recipients by pulling data from a list.

400

What is an absolute cell reference?

A reference that stays the same even if the formula is attached to another cell.

400

What is a animation? 

This is the motion applied to individual objects on a slide to make them appear or disappear.

400

What is a template?

The term for a document or file that has a formatted starting point.

500

What is a dashboard or account portal?

A location or interface where you can manage settings, accounts, or shared files.

500

What is a page break?

A non-printing character that forces text to begin on a new page.
500

What is a PivotTable?

Allows you to summarize, explore large datasets, and analyze by rearranging data.

500

What is a Slide Master?

A layout that controls the fonts, placeholders, and background style for every slide.

500

What is OneDrive?

The cloud-based storage service that is often used with office suites for file alignment.