Title Bar Test
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The document contains a series of multiple choice questions about buttons and functions in the title bar of a window in Office. The questions cover what buttons are used to maximize, minimize, close, and restore a window, as well as identifying buttons like the vertical and horizontal resizers. The final slide indicates the user has finished answering the questions.
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Looks at computer verbs in past, present and future tense.
Animations bring the verbs to life.
Interactive feedback buttons allow students to quickly realise their mistakes. The file needs to be downloaded for animations and buttons to work.
Dave
Computer Verbs Presentation
Updated 27 July 09 to add interactivity.
Multiple choice quiz on basic computer verbs such as clicking, turning monitors and computers on and off, printing, saving, typing, etc. Questions are in past, present and future tense.
Click on the grey box to recieve interactive feedback as to whether your answer is right or wrong.
Presentation needs to be played to view the animations.
Answers available in the file "Answers Computer Verbs Presentation".
Answers Computer Verbs Presentation
Answers to the quetions in the file "Computer Verbs Presentation".
Shows basic computer verbs such as typing, clicking, turning on and off monitors and computers, etc.
All verbs shown in past, present and future tense.
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