Quiz: Computer Skills Quiz


Computer Skills QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on using Word and keyboard skills! by SABINO 1 What is the primary function of the computer keyboard? a To store files. b To input data and commands. c To print documents. d To connect to the internet. 2 Which software is used to create and edit documents? a Notepad b PowerPoint c Microsoft Word. d Excel 3 What is the first step in creating a Word document? a Close the application. b Open Microsoft Word. c Print the document. d Save the document. 4 Which key is commonly used to save a document in Word? a Ctrl + S. b Ctrl + Z c Ctrl + P d Ctrl + C 5 What does 'edit' mean in the context of a Word document? a To create a new document. b To delete the document. c To make changes to the content. d To print the document. 6 Which action is NOT part of editing a Word document? a Printing the document. b Adding text c Deleting text d Formatting text 7 What does 'formatting' a document involve? a Changing the appearance of text. b Printing the document c Saving the document d Closing the application 8 What is the purpose of the 'Print' function in Word? a To edit the document b To share the document online c To save the document d To produce a physical copy of the document. 9 Which of the following is a computer verb related to Word? a Close b Save As c Print d Type. 10 What is the correct way to describe creating a document? a Starting a new file in Word. b Saving a file c Editing an existing file d Printing a file

1

What is the primary function of the computer keyboard?

a

To store files.

b

To input data and commands.

c

To print documents.

d

To connect to the internet.

2

Which software is used to create and edit documents?

a

Notepad

b

PowerPoint

c

Microsoft Word.

d

Excel

3

What is the first step in creating a Word document?

a

Close the application.

b

Open Microsoft Word.

c

Print the document.

d

Save the document.

4

Which key is commonly used to save a document in Word?

a

Ctrl + S.

b

Ctrl + Z

c

Ctrl + P

d

Ctrl + C

5

What does 'edit' mean in the context of a Word document?

a

To create a new document.

b

To delete the document.

c

To make changes to the content.

d

To print the document.

6

Which action is NOT part of editing a Word document?

a

Printing the document.

b

Adding text

c

Deleting text

d

Formatting text

7

What does 'formatting' a document involve?

a

Changing the appearance of text.

b

Printing the document

c

Saving the document

d

Closing the application

8

What is the purpose of the 'Print' function in Word?

a

To edit the document

b

To share the document online

c

To save the document

d

To produce a physical copy of the document.

9

Which of the following is a computer verb related to Word?

a

Close

b

Save As

c

Print

d

Type.

10

What is the correct way to describe creating a document?

a

Starting a new file in Word.

b

Saving a file

c

Editing an existing file

d

Printing a file

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Computer Skills QuizOnline version

by SABINO

What is the primary function of the computer keyboard?

Which software is used to create and edit documents?

What is the first step in creating a Word document?

Which key is commonly used to save a document in Word?

What does 'edit' mean in the context of a Word document?

Which action is NOT part of editing a Word document?

What does 'formatting' a document involve?

What is the purpose of the 'Print' function in Word?

Which of the following is a computer verb related to Word?

What is the correct way to describe creating a document?