Test 1 Flashcards

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Cell

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A container for numbers, text or other objects

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2
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formatting

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describes how a cell looks, includes borders, font size, number format

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3
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formula

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a command in excel that returns information based on inputs(typically a number)

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4
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sort

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Arrange cells of data in a specific way, such as largest ot smallest. can be done with linked data, maintaining a relations in a row.

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5
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locking cell reference

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a way to keep a reference from moving as a formula is compiled from one cell to another. use the $ to indicate which part of the reference should be locked.

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6
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View modifications

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a way to tell Excel to keep part of your file visible at all times as you navigate around the file

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7
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Iferror

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a function in Excel that lets you handle an error the way you want to

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8
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Conditionsals

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used to check if some condition is true

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9
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named lists

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a range of cells given a unique identifier

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10
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value look-up

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INDEX and MATCH functions used to find and return information based on the value of a cell

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11
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Random formula

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A formula which returns a different value each time it is calculated.

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12
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Conditional Formatting

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Changes how a cell looks based on the contents of the cell

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13
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Cell Protection

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A way to keep your data from being changed accidentally

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14
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Graph

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A visual way to show data

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15
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Logic

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The study of the methods and principles of reasoning.

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16
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Argument

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Uses premises to build to a conclusion.

17
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Premise

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A set of facts or assumptions.

18
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Conclusion

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The result of an argument or what an argument is attempting to say.

19
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Fallacy

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A deceptive argument in which the conclusion is not well supported by the premises.

20
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Proposition

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A statement that makes a claim that is either true or false.

21
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Negation

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The opposite of a proposition.

22
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Venn Diagram

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A graphical representation of a set or collection.

23
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Inductive Argument

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Makes a general conclusion from more specific premises.

24
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Deductive Argument

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Makes a specific conclusion from more general premises.

25
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Set

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A collection of objects, living or nonliving.

26
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Critical Thinking

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The objective Analysis and Evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgement.

27
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Five steps of evaluating media

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1) Consider the source. 2) Check the date. 3) Validate the accuracy. 4) Watch for hidden agendas. 5) Don’t miss the big picture.

28
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Identify a proposition

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29
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Know how to negate a proposition

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30
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Know how to create a truth table

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31
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Know how to rephrase a quotation into one or more conditional statements.

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32
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Know how to construct and interpret a Venn Diagram

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33
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Know how to construct a two-way table and a Venn diagram from given information.

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34
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Know how to analyze inductive arguments- are the premises true, is the argument strong or weak, is the conclusion true?

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35
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Know how to analyze deductive arguments- is the argument valid? and is the argument sound? Use a Venn diagram to help

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36
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Know the seven hints of practicing critical thinking.

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Read or listen carefully.
Look for hidden assumptions.
Identify the real issue.
Understand all the options. 
Watch for fine print and missing information. 
Are other conclusions possible?
Don't miss the big picture.
37
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Which parts of the Basic excel assignment were the most challenging and why

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38
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Which parts of the Advanced excel assignment were most difficult and why?

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