Most imp questions
Unit 1: Digital Documentation (Advanced)
• Styles: Explain the difference between 'Paragraph Styles' and 'Character Styles'. How do you create a new style from a selection?
• Images: What is Anchoring in LibreOffice Writer? Distinguish between 'To Page' and 'To Character' anchoring.
• ToC: What are the prerequisites for generating an automatic Table of Contents? (Hint: Use of Heading Levels).
• Track Changes: Explain the utility of the 'Record' and 'Show' features in Track Changes when collaborating on a document.
Unit 2: Electronic Spreadsheet (Advanced)
• Scenarios vs. Goal Seek: Define both. When would you use 'Goal Seek' instead of a 'Scenario'? (Expected answer: Use Goal Seek when you know the result but not the input value).
• Macros: What is a Macro? Why is it considered a tool for increasing productivity in spreadsheets?
• Data Linking: How can you reference data from another sheet? Write the syntax for an external sheet reference.
• Consolidation: Explain the 'Data Consolidation' function. How does it help in summarizing data from multiple sources?
Unit 3: Database Management System (Base)
• Primary vs. Foreign Key: This is a guaranteed question. Define both and explain how they help in creating a relationship between two tables.
• Data Types: Identify the appropriate data type for storing: Date of Birth, Salary, and Student Name.
• Referential Integrity: What is it, and why is it important in a RDBMS?
• Queries & Reports: Differentiate between a Form and a Report. Which one is used for data entry, and which is for data summary?
Unit 4: Health, Safety, and Security
• Ergonomics: What are the three main factors to consider while setting up a computer workstation to avoid RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury)?
• Hazards: Differentiate between a 'Physical Hazard' and an 'Electrical Hazard' with one example each.
• Emergency Procedures: List any four essential components of a workplace "Evacuation Policy."
• Fire Safety: What does the acronym PASS stand for in the context of using a fire extinguisher? (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep).
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