Click on the correct response for each question below.

1		You can access the Chart Wizard through the
			A)	Format Wizard dialog box.
			B)	Tools dialog box.
			C)	New Report dialog box.
			D)	File dialog box.
2		Creating a chart in Excel and then importing it to PowerPoint is more effective than using Microsoft Graph in all of these instances except
			A)	when a chart involves large quantities of data that do not already exist in Access.
			B)	when the data are already in Access.
			C)	when the data are already in Excel.
			D)	when there are complex calculations.
3		This type of chart works best to display data movement across time or categories.
			A)	Area
			B)	Bar
			C)	Column
			D)	Pie
4		The chart being developed is this, and has been embedded in an Access report.
			A)	A file
			B)	A field
			C)	A link
			D)	An object
5		This determines how the Access object is related to the original file during the import process.
			A)	Properties
			B)	Settings
			C)	Values
			D)	Fields
6		An Access report holds only a picture of the Word document if this is check box is used in the import process.
			A)	Linked
			B)	Properties
			C)	Create New
			D)	Display
7		This controls whether all of the data from a spreadsheet are retrieved or only data in a named range of cells.
			A)	Embed options
			B)	Import options
			C)	Record source options
			D)	Link options
8		The Export option of the File menu is used to output this type of file.
			A)	.doc
			B)	.rtf
			C)	.txt
			D)	.wrd
9		This is the URL used to retrieve a Web page that has been placed on a Web server.
			A)	WebBrowser+filename
			B)	ISP+filename+address
			C)	WebServerAddress+path+filename
			D)	Path+filename+address
10		These objects stored in a database do not display on the HTML page, but can be added manually or using a template file.
			A)	OLE objects
			B)	SQL objects
			C)	DSL objects
			D)	ISP objects