1. A cell is identified by its
a. Cell pointer b. cell address c. Box
2. When you measure c...
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1. A cell is identified by its
a. Cell pointer b. cell address c. Box
2. When you measure cones, in which directions you should click on the dots
representing cones.
a. clockwise b. Anticlockwise c. Straight
3. Name the software that can make models of molecules included in
GNU/Linux ?
a. Geogebra b. Kalzium c. Ghemical
4. The abbreviation for Physics Education Technology?
a. PhET b. PHET c. PheT
5. For giving background colour to a slide, click in Slide Menu
a. Character b. Properties c. Paragraph
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