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Computer Software Operations
1,659 Questions
This hub provides extensive practice on computer software operations and keyboard shortcuts. It covers document formatting, spreadsheet navigation, and common application commands. These questions are essential for candidates preparing for banking, railways, and staff selection computer proficiency tests.
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Computer Software Operations Questions
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Align Right
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Align Left
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Close a powerpoint
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Both and c
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Underline the font
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Close a powerpoint
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Font tab
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Both and c
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Ctrl+U is the standard keyboard shortcut to underline text in Microsoft Office applications including PowerPoint, Word, and Excel. It quickly applies underline formatting to selected text, making it a useful and commonly used formatting tool.
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Align Left
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Close a powerpoint
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Font tab
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Both and c
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Explanation
Ctrl+W is the standard keyboard shortcut to close the current document or window in most applications including Microsoft Office. In PowerPoint, it closes the current presentation. In web browsers, it closes the current tab.
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Align Right
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Align Left
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Close a powerpoint
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Both and c
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Ctrl+R is the standard keyboard shortcut to right-align text in Microsoft Office applications like Word and PowerPoint. It quickly aligns selected text or paragraphs to the right margin, making it a useful formatting tool for text alignment.
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Align Left
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Close a powerpoint
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Font tab
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Both and c
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Ctrl+W is the standard keyboard shortcut to close the current document or window in most applications including Microsoft Office. In PowerPoint, it closes the current presentation file. It works consistently across Office applications.
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Underline the font
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Close a powerpoint
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Font tab
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Both and c
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Correct answer
Explanation
Ctrl+U is the standard keyboard shortcut to underline text in Microsoft Office applications including PowerPoint, Word, and Excel. It's a basic and commonly used formatting shortcut that applies underline formatting to selected text.
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Align Right
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Align Left
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Close a powerpoint
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Both and c
B
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Explanation
Ctrl+L is the standard keyboard shortcut to left-align text in Microsoft Office applications like Word and PowerPoint. It quickly aligns selected text or paragraphs to the left margin, which is the default text alignment in most documents.
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Align Left
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Close a powerpoint
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Font tab
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Both and c
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Align Right
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Align Left
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Close a powerpoint
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Both and c
C
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Explanation
F7 is the standard keyboard shortcut for spelling and grammar check in Microsoft Office applications like Word. This function key launches a comprehensive review of text for spelling errors and grammatical issues.
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CTL + SHIFT + A
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CTL + SHIFT + B
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CTL + SHIFT + C
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CTL + SHIFT + D
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Explanation
In Microsoft Word, Ctrl+Shift+A toggles the All Caps formatting. This shortcut is application-specific and works in MS Office apps. Other combinations like Ctrl+Shift+B/C/D have different functions.
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CTL + SHIFT + A
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CTL + SHIFT + B
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CTL + SHIFT + C
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CTL + SHIFT + D
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Explanation
In Microsoft Word, Ctrl+Shift+A toggles the All Caps formatting. This shortcut is application-specific and works in MS Office apps. Other combinations like Ctrl+Shift+B/C/D have different functions.
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ALT + CTL + P
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ALT + CTL + R
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ALT + CTL + M
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ALT + CTL + S
C
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Explanation
ALT + CTRL + M is the standard keyboard shortcut in Microsoft Word to insert annotations or comments. The other key combinations (ALT + CTRL + P for print preview, ALT + CTRL + R for right-align, ALT + CTRL + S for split) perform different functions.
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ALT + F09
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ALT + F10
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ALT + F08
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ALT + F07
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Explanation
ALT + F10 is the standard Windows keyboard shortcut to maximize an application window. ALT + F09 is not a valid function key (F9 is the correct notation), ALT + F08 should be F8, and ALT + F07 should be F7. The correct maximize shortcut is F10.
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ALT + F5
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ALT + F4
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ALT + F3
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ALT + F2
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ALT + F5 is the standard Windows keyboard shortcut to restore a maximized window to its previous size. ALT + F4 closes applications, ALT + F3 is often a search function, and ALT + F2 has various applications but not restore.