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计算机文化基础试题2（Computer culture foundation examination questions 2） Computer culture foundation simulation questions third sets I. radio questions: 1. in Frontpage 2003, about the picture hyperlink, the following statement is incorrect (). There are multiple hot spots in the A. picture, but you cant add text hot spots to the picture B. can set the entire picture as a hyperlink, or you can assign one or more hotspots to the picture C. contains pictures of hot spots called image mappings The D. hotspot is the hyperlink area in the picture, where the user clicks the hotspot area and goes to the corresponding link target 2. the following statement about fast formatting of disks is correct. A. label disk bad sectors, bad area B. formats fast formatting of white disks that have never been formatted C. scans the disk D. clears all data in the disk 3. the following statement is correct () The emergence of A. computer technology is a great and profound cultural change of mankind The emergence of B. computer technology has greatly improved the speed of human information transmission 4. information about the internal computer, the following statement is wrong () The A. ASCII code is a standard code developed by the United States B. Standard Code for Chinese characters developed in our country is expressed in binary form in computer All the Chinese characters encoded in the C. computer are made in China The information inside the D. computer represents a variety of standards 5. operations on presentation slides usually include (). A. selects, inserts, moves, copies, and deletes slides B. moves, copies, and deletes slides C. selects, inserts, copies, and deletes slides D. selects, inserts, moves, and copies slides 6. Word 2003 provides () functionality to make uneven tables even and beautiful. A. adjusts tables according to content B. average distribution of each row (column) function The functions provided by 7. Word 2003 can combine a number of drawings into a graph. A. stack B. r