X IT MCQ - Analyse Data Using Scenarios & Goal Seek

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MCQS

CLASS – X
SUBJECT – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
CHAPTER – 4 ANALYSE DATA USING SCENARIOS AND GOAL
SEEK
MCQS ON SCENARIOS AND GOAL SEEK
1. What is the primary purpose of using the Scenario Manager in a spreadsheet?
a) To sort data
b) To create multiple sets of data for comparison
c) To merge cells
d) To create charts

Answer: b) To create multiple sets of data for comparison

2. Which of the following is NOT a step in creating a scenario?


a) Define the input cells
b) Assign values to the changing cells
c) Set up a conditional format
d) Provide a name for the scenario

Answer: c) Set up a conditional format

3. In Goal Seek, which of the following is set as the target?


a) Input value
b) Changing cell
c) Desired result
d) Cell reference

Answer: c) Desired result

4. What does Goal Seek adjust to reach the target value?


a) Absolute references
b) Values in the changing cell
c) Formatting of the spreadsheet
d) Scenario reports

Answer: b) Values in the changing cell

5. Where can you find the Scenario Manager option in LibreOffice Calc?
a) Format tab
b) Tools tab
c) Data tab
d) Insert tab
Answer: c) Data tab

6. What type of analysis is performed using Scenarios?


a) Predictive analysis
b) What-if analysis
c) Descriptive analysis
d) Diagnostic analysis

Answer: b) What-if analysis

7. How many scenarios can you create for a single spreadsheet?


a) Only one
b) Up to 5
c) Unlimited
d) Exactly 3

Answer: c) Unlimited

8. What is the output of using the Scenario Manager?


a) A new spreadsheet
b) A detailed report of all scenarios
c) A pie chart
d) A formatted table

Answer: b) A detailed report of all scenarios

9. In Goal Seek, which of the following must you specify?


a) Current value, input cell, and desired output
b) Target value, changing cell, and reference cell
c) Target cell, font style, and desired output
d) None of the above

Answer: b) Target value, changing cell, and reference cell

10. Which of the following is NOT a use case for Goal Seek?
a) Calculating break-even points
b) Predicting future trends
c) Determining loan repayment amounts
d) Setting specific numerical targets

Answer: b) Predicting future trends

11. What does the Scenario Summary report include?


a) Formulas used in calculations
b) A comparison of all scenarios
c) Graphical analysis of data
d) Conditional formatting
Answer: b) A comparison of all scenarios

12. When using Goal Seek, the result is displayed in which cell?
a) The input cell
b) The target cell
c) The changing cell
d) The active cell

Answer: b) The target cell

13. Which of the following is required to perform a Goal Seek operation?


a) Macros
b) Conditional formatting
c) A defined formula in the target cell
d) Multiple worksheets

Answer: c) A defined formula in the target cell

14. What is the main difference between Scenarios and Goal Seek?
a) Goal Seek is used for data visualization, while Scenarios are used for formatting
b) Scenarios evaluate multiple outcomes, while Goal Seek finds a single solution
c) Scenarios require formulas, while Goal Seek does not
d) Goal Seek is a feature of charts, while Scenarios are part of macros

Answer: b) Scenarios evaluate multiple outcomes, while Goal Seek finds a single solution

15. Which function can be used alongside Scenarios for better decision-making?
a) Pivot Tables
b) Goal Seek
c) Solver
d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

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