Newly Edited Level 1 MS Office Question Analysis and Full Training

Author: Computer Level Examination Question Research Group Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Full-real simulation practical exercises; On-site examination comprehensive guidance; Classification analysis of recent examination questions; Key points summarized and explained; Authoritative prediction of question-setting trends. This book is based on the new syllabus and designated teaching materials issued by the Ministry of Education's Examination Center, following the principle of providing comprehensive guidance to candidates. It integrates examination questions from previous years (commonly tested questions) and the practical teaching experience of pre-examination training instructors. The book focuses on three key areas: detailed explanation of key points, question analysis, and full-real training, aiming to enable candidates to quickly improve their examination skills and pass the exam in a shorter time. The book is accompanied by an on-site examination disc, where the login, question selection, answering, and submission processes are completely consistent with the real on-site examination. It also includes functions such as automatic test paper generation, automatic timing, and question evaluation, facilitating self-study and improvement for candidates. The disc provides 5 sets of full-real on-site simulation questions for practical exercises. The book is divided into 8 chapters, covering computer basic knowledge, the composition of microcomputer systems, the Windows 2000 operating system, the use of Word 2000, the use of Excel 2000, the use of PowerPoint 2000, preliminary knowledge and simple applications of the Internet, and simulation questions with answers. This book is suitable for candidates preparing for the National Computer Level Examination (Level 1 MS Office) for pre-examination self-study, and can also serve as teaching material for pre-examination training courses on Level 1 MS Office organized by ordinary universities, adult higher education institutions, and various training schools.