2. How can you access a Google Doc offline? (1 point)

C. Turn on offline access in Drive settings.

D. Google Docs automatically saves for offline access.

A. Download it as a different file.

3. You can share a Google Form with others by: (1 point)

A. Adding them as collaborators in the document settings.

B. Sending them a copy of the form via email.

4. Which of the following statements is NOT true about Google Slides? (1 point)

C. Google Slides automatically adjusts the layout of your slides based on the content you add.

B. You can export your presentation to different formats like PDF and video.

A. You can insert and edit various shapes and drawings directly in Slides.

D. You can track changes made to your presentation by different collaborators.

5. What is the main purpose of Google Classroom? (1 point)

C. To facilitate communication and collaboration between teachers and students.

B. To create and grade online quizzes and assessments.

A. To manage and share resources with colleagues.

D. To browse and search for educational content online.

3. How can you schedule a video meeting with others using Google Meet? (1 point)

B. You can share a unique meeting link with participants.

D. Only Google Chrome users can join Google Meet meetings.

C. Scheduling requires integration with a calendar app.

A. You need to download a separate video conferencing app.

4. What is the benefit of using Google Calendar with Google Classroom? (1 point)

C. Events and deadlines from both platforms are automatically synced.

A. Students can directly submit assignments through the calendar.

D. Students cannot access their Google Classroom assignments through the calendar.

B. Teachers can automatically grade assignments based on calendar deadlines.

5. How can you ensure responsible online behavior when using Google tools with students? (1 point)

B. Implement clear classroom policies and expectations regarding online behavior.

A. Rely solely on Google's built-in security features.

D. Limit access to specific features within Google tools.

C. Discourage students from using Google tools for personal projects.

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