How to Pass HARTRON Computer Test Complete 20 Question Guide

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Microsoft Word: Shortcuts & Core Features

Q1. What is the shortcut key to open the “Find and Replace” dialog box in MS Word?

• Correct Answer: Ctrl + H
• Why it matters: While Ctrl + F opens the modern Navigation Pane for a quick search, Ctrl + H immediately takes you to the dedicated “Replace” tab. Additionally, remember that Ctrl + G opens the “Go To” tab, and Ctrl + Shift + F opens the Font formatting options.

Q2. In MS Word, what is the default file extension for documents saved in Word 2007 and later versions?

• Correct Answer: .docx
• Why it matters: The extra ‘x’ at the end signifies the XML-based standard introduced by Microsoft in Office 2007. Legacy versions (Word 2003 and earlier) used .doc, whereas .dotx is reserved for templates.

Q3. What is the maximum percentage of zoom available in MS Word?

• Correct Answer: 500%
• Why it matters: MS Word allows you to magnify your documents up to 5 times their normal size (500%). In contrast, software like MS Excel and MS PowerPoint cap their maximum zoom at 400%.

Q4. Which keyboard shortcut is used to apply single line spacing to a paragraph in MS Word?

• Correct Answer: Ctrl + 1
• Why it matters: Word shortcuts for paragraph spacing are highly intuitive. Ctrl + 1 applies single spacing, Ctrl + 2 applies double spacing, and Ctrl + 5 applies 1.5 line spacing.

2. Microsoft Excel: Formulas & Formatting

Q5. Which symbol must always begin a formula or function in MS Excel?

• Correct Answer: Equal to (=)
• Why it matters: Excel requires a trigger character to differentiate between standard text data and a mathematical calculation. Every single formula must start with

Q6. What error message appears in MS Excel when a formula attempts to divide a number by zero?

• Correct Answer: #DIV/0!
• Why it matters: Excel uses specific error codes to tell you exactly what went wrong. A division by zero or an empty cell triggers #DIV/0!. For comparison, #VALUE! indicates a wrong data type, and #NAME? means you misspelled a function name.

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