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Unit I Excel Brief - Experienced

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

A worksheet is a much more effective way to communicate data to an audience than a chart.
 

 2. 

Excel 2007 provides many tools for creating charts to help you communicate key trends and facts about your worksheet data.
 

 3. 

A legend is a chart symbol, such as a bar, that portrays one series value.
 

 4. 

You can create Excel charts from your worksheet data automatically.
 

 5. 

You cannot change the chart type after creating a chart.
 

 6. 

To change the size of a chart, you must recreate it.
 

 7. 

You can modify individual chart elements, such as moving the legend or changing the color of a data series, but a faster way to make changes is to apply overall layouts and styles.
 

 8. 

When you create a chart, each chart object has default settings applied.
 

 9. 

A data table in a chart is a grid containing the chart’s underlying worksheet data.
 

 10. 

Excel only has a few styles and effects to improve the appearance of a chart and increase its visual appeal and effectiveness.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 11. 

____ are lines in a chart that make it easier to identify the value for each data series.
a.
Data lines
c.
Gridlines
b.
Data markers
d.
Grid markers
 
 
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 12. 

In the accompanying figure, item 2 points to the ____.
a.
chart gridlines
c.
data marker
b.
chart title
d.
data series
 

 13. 

In the accompanying figure, item 6 points to the ____.
a.
x-axis
c.
axis titles
b.
y-axis
d.
data series
 
 
nar002-1.jpg
 

 14. 

In the accompanying figure, item 1 points to the ____.
a.
ScreenTip
c.
Insert tab
b.
Line button
d.
Line subtype
 

 15. 

In the accompanying figure, item 3 points to the ____.
a.
ScreenTip
c.
Insert tab
b.
Line button
d.
Line subtype
 

 16. 

In the accompanying figure, item 4 points to the ____.
a.
ScreenTip
c.
Insert tab
b.
Line button
d.
Line subtype
 

 17. 

To resize a chart object, drag one of its ____.
a.
sizing handles
c.
resize boxes
b.
dragging handles
d.
resize buttons
 
 
nar003-1.jpg
 

 18. 

In the accompanying figure, item 1 points to the ____.
a.
data series
c.
Switch Row/Column button
b.
legend
d.
Chart Tools Design tab
 

 19. 

In the accompanying figure, item 2 points to the ____.
a.
data series
c.
Switch Row/Column button
b.
legend
d.
Chart Tools Design tab
 

 20. 

In the accompanying figure, item 4 points to a ____ chart.
a.
pie
c.
bubble
b.
bar
d.
stack
 

 21. 

A ____ in a chart is a grid containing the chart’s underlying worksheet data, which is added below the x-axis in certain types of charts.
a.
grid table
c.
data list
b.
data table
d.
data box
 

 22. 

You can choose from a variety of commands and galleries on the ____ Format tab to make enhancements and adjustments to a selected chart object.
a.
Chart
c.
Chart Tools
b.
Tools
d.
Graph Tools
 

 23. 

____ charts are great for comparing values across categories.
a.
Pie
c.
Bubble
b.
Column
d.
Circle
 

 24. 

A ____ chart is an effective tool for comparing the relative values of parts to a whole.
a.
Pie
c.
Bubble
b.
Column
d.
Circle
 

 25. 

You can add text to a ____ at the top of the page.
a.
caption
c.
header
b.
block
d.
footer
 

Matching
 
 
Match each item with a statement below.
a.
radar
d.
bubble
b.
stock
e.
line
c.
area
 

 26. 

The chart type that shows the relative importance of values over a period of time
 

 27. 

The chart type that shows trends by category over time
 

 28. 

The chart type that shows changes in data or data frequency relative to a center point
 

 29. 

The chart type that compares three sets of values
 

 30. 

The chart type that compares High, Low, and Close values
 



 
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