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Class 6th Computer Test

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Q 1/14
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What feature of PowerPoint allows the user to create a presentation using selected photographs?
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What are the comments and observations added by the presenter called?
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14 questions

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What feature of PowerPoint allows the user to create a presentation using selected photographs?

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30 sec

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What are the comments and observations added by the presenter called?

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Which button is used to rotate a photograph by 90° clockwise?

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What dock appears when screen recording starts in PowerPoint?

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30 sec

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Which formatting element is included in the Home tab of Excel?

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30 sec

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Which option can be renamed by right-clicking on the sheet tab in Excel?

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30 sec

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What is the maximum column width you can specify in Excel?

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Which action allows you to modify the content of a cell in Excel?

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Which command is used for wrapping text in a cell in Excel?

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Who developed and distributes Krita?

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What is the default workspace in Krita?

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Which tool helps draw a circle in Krita?

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Which tool is used to draw multiple duplicate images simultaneously in Krita?

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Which tool is used to create brush strokes that give a painting effect in Krita?

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DATE: Monday 6th May, 2024 CLASS: Year 5 SUBJECT: History TOPIC: Traditional Occupations of the People in the State(II) Description of Various Occupations 1. Fishing: This occupation is commonly engaged in Nigeria by the people who lived along the coast, lagoon, Delta and big rivers. These people include the Awori in Lagos, the Ijaw and Itsekiri in Delta and Bayelsa States, the Ilaje in Ondo State, the Tiv and the Idoma in Benue State, The Nupe in Niger State. Tools used by the fishermen for catching fishes are traps of different types, net, paddle and dug outs. 2. Crop Farming: This is the main occupation of the Nigeria people who live in the forest region, such as the Yoruba, the Benin, the Urhobo, and the Igbira. These people engaged in the production of both food crops (maize, cassava, vegetables, yam and okra) and tree crops (rubber, palm oil and coconuts). The methods of their farm operation are land clearing, bush burning, harvesting. 3. Animal Husbandry: This involves rearing of animals. The are two types of animal husbandry, namely domestication of animals and cattle rearing. The Fulani engaged in cattle rearing, the Yoruba, the Efik and the Tiv engage in livestock keeping. The main livestock include goats, sheep, hens, rabbit and pigeon. 4. Leather Works: This is making of leather into sandals, bags, shoes, belt etc. This occupation is mostly engaged by the Hausa people. This occupation is made possible due to the presence of abundant cattle in the area. 5. Pottery: This traditional occupation is mostly engaged by women. It exists in the area where there is abundant of clay and it is also mostly practised by the Yoruba. The materials the potter used in the production of objects are clay, water and firewood.