Office Data Processing NCV Level 3 — Memo

February 2020 — NCV Level 3 — Office Data Processing

NCV Level 3 2020 NCV Business
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3.5.171 mark PRINTOUT of the primary d ocument PRINTOUT of merged d ocuments If no PRINTOUT of the merged documents is included, marks for 3.5.18 to 3.5.20 are lost
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3.1Case Accuracy Column width (12\
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3.4Retrieved the document. (1\ Inserted EXAMINATION NUMBER and QUESTION NUMBER Header right
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3.4Changed heading to 14 Centre Bold
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3.4Inserted symbol TWO lines be fore heading Applied dashed line Centre aligned heading ORDER FORM (1\
3.4Chan ged the row height to 1 cm/0.39" (1\ Changed table headings to bold and italics Applied 50% shading to table headings Correct headings
3.4.10 Centre aligned text in cells vertically (1\ .11 Merged row 1 from column 2 to 4 Merged row 2 from column 2 to 4
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3.5.3Printed pages 1 and 2 of the document only (2\ [60] EXAMINATION NUMBER60
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3.2header/file name (MS Access\
3.1upper/lower case PARENTS PO BOX TOWN CODE CONTACT NUMBER Mr & Mrs Ngcobo PO BOX 54 GRAAFF REINET
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4.15merge field .13 insert cells
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3.5.1merge Use grounding 15
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3.5.3print page 2 Use grounding 16
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4.1Insert ed the EXAMINATION NUMBER and QUESTION NUMBER as a header in the centre as follows: EXAMINATION NUMBER
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4.2Edit the document as indicated in the instructions below:
4.2.1Change the font of the entire document to Century Gothic 11 pt. (1\
4.2.2Applied the Subtitle style, bold and font size 16 pt to the following headings: Authoritative Permissive Authorit arian
4.2.12Delete paragraphs 5 and 6. (1\
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4.2.15Change the top and bot tom margins of page 2 to 1.5 cm/0.59". Find the word NEGLECTFUL and replace with UNINVOLVED in uppercase, bold and italics. (1\
4.2.16Insert the SmartArt Graphic Equation with text, TWO lines below the UNINVOLVED paragraph. (6\
4.2.17 Applied any SmartArt style to the graphic. (1\
4.2.18Insert on page 2 an additional footnote after the word 'Uni volved parenting' below the heading UNINVOLVED PARENTING as follows: Also known as neglectful parenting. (2\
4.2.19Insert a section break for the next page after the SmartArt graphic on page 2. (1\
4.2.20Change the subheadings on page 3 below the heading 'How to recognise which parent you are', to bold, italics and cent red. (2\
4.2.21Change the font size of the parag raphs on page 3 to 10 pt (do not include subheadings\. (2\
4.2.22Change the orientation of page 3 to landscape. (1\
4.2.23Create FOUR equal columns with a parenting style (subheading\ in each column. (2\
4.2.24Inse a footer aligned on the right using italics and font size 9 pt as indicated below: By Emily Heughes (3\
4.2.25Inserted page numbers in the top right of the document as follows: (2\
4.2.26Print the document. (1\ [50] 1850
4.1header in centre EXAMI NATION NUMBER
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4.2.5insert 2 lines How to Identify Yours
4.2.7any border In psychology today, there are four major recogn ized parenting styles: authoritative, neglectful, permissive, and authoritarian. Each one carries different characte istics and brings about different reactions in the children which they are used on. It is i
4.2.1Centur y Gothic 11pt (entire document\ Authoritative
4.2subtitle style Authoritative pa r- enting is widely r garded as the most effective and ben ficial pa
4.2.8insert image Permissive
4.2.11place footnote co rect Permissive parenting , is another potentially harmful style of parenting. These pa ents are responsive but not demanding. These parents tend to be lenient while trying to avoid co
4.2.3Automatic h yphenation 1 Also known as indulgent parenting.
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4.2.16 I nsert SmartArt Equation
4.2.19nsert sect ion break for next page
4.2.18ootnote placed correctly 2 Also known as neglectful parenting 20
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4.2.21paragraph font size 10pt (pg 3 only\ Recognizing your authoritar an style: Do you have very strict rules that you believe should be followed no ma t-
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5.2.2Calculated formula D6
5.2.3Calculated formula E6 (2\
5.2.4Calculated formula E18 (2\
5.2.5Calculated formula F6
5.2.6AutoFill used to copy formulas in column D to F (2\
5.2.7Calculated average in B19
5.2.8Calculated maximum in C20
5.2.9Calculated count in B21
5.2.10Displayed n umbers as integers Displayed % total as percentage with NO decimal (2\
5.2.11Column width Portrait printed row and column headings (2\ [23]23
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5.1accuracy upper/lower case NO bold/italics
5.1.1header in centre
5.1.7merge & centre A1:F1
5.1.2AutoFill months
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5.2.11print
5.2.2calculate 2019 absolute cell reference 25
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6.2Created a print screen image of the steps to follow when you want to d lete or clear the history of temporar nternet a nd website files and pasted the image in the space provide in the answer file. (5\
6.3Used the Help and Support function to search for information on how to change your current webpage as the homepage. Copied and pasted the information in the space provided in the answer file. (5\
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6.5Differentiated between a webpage and a website. (2\
6.6Named three examples of a search engine. (3\
6.7Printed the document. (1\ [20] 2720
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6.3Start Help and Support Correct information Click to open Internet Explorer. Navigate to the webpage you would like to set as the home page. Click the arrow to the right of the Home button, and then click Add or Change Home Page.
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6.5A website is where content is displayed. A place connected to the Internet, where a company or an organization, or an individual person, puts inf ormation. A web page is the content that is displayed on the website.
6.6Google Ananzi Yahoo Bing Google Scholar Aardvark (Any THREE (3\
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7.1Opened document/I nserted EXAMINATION NUMBER (1\
7.2Created tree structure and displayed Main folder DISCIPLINE Subfolder PARENTING Subfolder TYPES Subfolder GUIDELINES
7.5Opened file Styles File Save as Save as file type PDF Student files folder Statistics
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7.2print screen
7.2Main folder DISCIPLINE
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Key Information

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Paper information

TitleMemo
SubjectOffice Data Processing
LevelNCV Level 3
Document typeNCV Business
Year2020
MonthFebruary
Pages31
Downloads3

Examination context

Decade2020s
Years ago6y
SeasonSummer (SH)
Start daySaturday
Exam periodFebruary 2020
Days since exam2,443

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