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Chapter 7: Electronic Spreadsheet Advanced — Online MCQ Test

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY · Grade 10 · CBSE(NCERT)

Practice Chapter 7: Electronic Spreadsheet Advanced with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test for CBSE(NCERT) Grade 10 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY. This chapter covers: LibreOffice Calc Spreadsheet Goal Seek Scenario Analysis Data Consolidation Worksheet Linking Macros Functions Charts Data Analysis. AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Chapter 7: Electronic Spreadsheet Advanced — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from CBSE(NCERT) Grade 10 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY — Chapter 7: Electronic Spreadsheet Advanced, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

In LibreOffice Calc, a cell is identified by the combination of ________.
  • A. row number and column letter ✓
  • B. sheet name and file size
  • C. font name and font size
  • D. chart type and data range
Answer: A. row number and column letter
A cell address in Calc is formed by a column letter and a row number, such as A1 or C5.
Which feature in LibreOffice Calc is used to find the input value needed to achieve a desired result in a formula cell?
  • A. Goal Seek ✓
  • B. AutoFilter
  • C. Freeze Panes
  • D. Spell Check
Answer: A. Goal Seek
Goal Seek works backward from a desired result and changes one input cell to reach that result.
In Goal Seek, which of the following must be a formula cell?
  • A. Formula cell ✓
  • B. Variable cell
  • C. Comment cell
  • D. Header cell
Answer: A. Formula cell
The formula cell contains the formula whose result is to be changed to the target value using Goal Seek.
If cell C2 contains =A2*B2 and you want C2 to become 500 by changing B2, which Goal Seek setting is correct?
  • A. Formula cell C2, target value 500, variable cell B2 ✓
  • B. Formula cell B2, target value C2, variable cell 500
  • C. Formula cell A2, target value B2, variable cell C2
  • D. Formula cell 500, target value C2, variable cell A2
Answer: A. Formula cell C2, target value 500, variable cell B2
The result is in C2, the desired result is 500, and the input to be adjusted is B2.
A user wants a spreadsheet model to achieve a target profit by changing both selling price and advertising cost at the same time. Why is simple Goal Seek not sufficient?
  • A. Goal Seek changes only one variable cell for one target result ✓
  • B. Goal Seek can only format charts, not formulas
  • C. Goal Seek works only with text labels
  • D. Goal Seek cannot use any formula cell
Answer: A. Goal Seek changes only one variable cell for one target result
Goal Seek is designed to change one input cell to reach a desired result in one formula cell; multiple changing variables require a more advanced approach.

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