Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 5 (ICSE) · Computer Studies
Chapter: Chapter 3 — Chapter 3: MS Excel - Introduction to Spreadsheets
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What is a spreadsheet made of? [1]
(A) Rows and columns
(B) Only rows
(C) Only columns
(D) Neither rows nor columns
2. What is a cell in Excel? [1]
(A) A box formed by a row and column
(B) A type of formula
(C) A type of chart
(D) A picture
3. What can we type into a cell? [1]
(A) Numbers, text or formulas
(B) Only pictures
(C) Only music
(D) Nothing
4. What does a formula do? [1]
(A) Calculates results automatically
(B) Deletes data
(C) Prints the sheet
(D) Nothing
5. What is an example of a formula? [1]
(A) =A1+A2
(B) Hello
(C) A picture
(D) A colour
6. What can Excel calculate? [1]
(A) Totals or averages
(B) Only text
(C) Only colours
(D) Nothing useful
7. What is Excel useful for? [1]
(A) Records, budgeting and data analysis
(B) Only drawing pictures
(C) Only typing letters
(D) Nothing useful
8. What organises data in Excel? [1]
(A) Rows and columns
(B) Only pictures
(C) Only sound
(D) Nothing
9. What is a spreadsheet made of? [1]
(A) Rows and columns
(B) Only rows
(C) Only columns
(D) Neither rows nor columns
10. What is a cell in Excel? [1]
(A) A box formed by a row and column
(B) A type of formula
(C) A type of chart
(D) A picture
11. What can we type into a cell? [1]
(A) Numbers, text or formulas
(B) Only pictures
(C) Only music
(D) Nothing
12. What does a formula do? [1]
(A) Calculates results automatically
(B) Deletes data
(C) Prints the sheet
(D) Nothing
13. What is an example of a formula? [1]
(A) =A1+A2
(B) Hello
(C) A picture
(D) A colour
14. What can Excel calculate? [1]
(A) Totals or averages
(B) Only text
(C) Only colours
(D) Nothing useful
15. What is Excel useful for? [1]
(A) Records, budgeting and data analysis
(B) Only drawing pictures
(C) Only typing letters
(D) Nothing useful
16. What organises data in Excel? [1]
(A) Rows and columns
(B) Only pictures
(C) Only sound
(D) Nothing