NSQF IT & ITES 2023 Answer

Objective Type Questions

1. By default, a macro is saved in the Standard library.

2. In the database, a column is also called Attribute.

3. Primary key uniquely identifies a row in a table.

4. Raw facts constitute Data.

5. Ingress is a D.B.M.S. system.

6. The output of the query may be displayed in the form of Reports.

7. In writer, using frames, a document can be organized in Sections.

8. In image filter, Invert tool inverts the colour values of image.

9. In image filter, Aging tool simulates the effect of time on picture.

10. Bring to front image arrangement tool place image on top of all objects.

11. Full form of RSI is Repetitive Strain Injury.

12. The physical parts of computer are called Hardware.

13. Full form of BIOS is Basic Input Output System.

14. Goals are set of dreams with a deadline to get them.

15. Ubuntu is an Operating System.

16. A verb is a word that describes Action.

17. Page up is a Navigation key on keyboard.

18. Relational database model was proposed in 1970 year.

19. In writer, group option is present in Format menu.

20. "What-if" scenario option is present in Tools menu.

21. Call 108 number for electrical rescue.

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