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Class 7 Computer & AI Chapter 2: Spreadsheets: Formulas, Functions and Charts — practice questions with answers

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25 questions10 easy, 11 medium, 4 hardNCERT · CBSE · State boards

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Q1. In a spreadsheet, which is the address of the cell in column C, row 5?
  1. C5
  2. 5C
  3. CC5
  4. R5C
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Answer: A. C5
Why: Column letter first, then row number. [NAL syllabus, Class 7 Unit 2]
Q2. Every formula in a spreadsheet begins with which symbol?
  1. =
  2. #
  3. @
  4. +
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Answer: A. =
Why: Typing = tells the spreadsheet a formula follows. [NAL syllabus, Class 7 Unit 2]
Q3. A1 = 12 and B1 = 8. What does =A1+B1 show?
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Answer: 20 (± 0)
Why: 12 + 8 = 20. [NAL syllabus, Class 7 Unit 2]
Q4. A1 = 12 and B1 = 8. What does =A1*B1 show?
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Answer: 96 (± 0)
Why: * means multiply: 96. [NAL syllabus, Class 7 Unit 2]
Q5. A2 = 50 and B2 = 5. What does =A2/B2 show?
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Answer: 10 (± 0)
Why: / means divide: 10. [NAL syllabus, Class 7 Unit 2]
Q6. For the same marks, what does =MAX(B2:B6) show?
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Answer: 90 (± 0)
Why: The highest mark is 90. [NAL syllabus, Class 7 Unit 2]

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How many practice questions are there for Class 7 Computer & AI Chapter 2: Spreadsheets: Formulas, Functions and Charts?

25 questions (10 easy, 11 medium, 4 hard). A few are solved on this page; the free test shows the answer and explanation for every question after you submit.

Is this chapter from the NCERT book?

Yes — it follows the NCERT Class 7 Computer & AI syllabus, used by CBSE and many state boards.

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