ICDL-NET by ICDL Valid Free Exam Practice Test

Question 1

Open the New Message window to create a new message.

A. Click on create mail button

Correct Answer: A

Question 2

Use the web address http://www.macromedia.com to navigate to the Macromedia website.

Press Enter when you have finished.

A. In the address box type http://www.macromedia .com -> press enter from the keyboard

Correct Answer: A

Question 3

Create a new folder in your Inbox and name this folder Personal.

A. File -> new -> folder -> in the folder name box type Personal -> ok

Correct Answer: A

Question 4

A search engine is a program

A. that helps you to find information located on the internet B. that is used to find the web sites you have most recently visited. C. on the Internet that locates all users logged onto a web site. D. that can be used to find errors in the HTML code for a web page.

Correct Answer: A

Question 5

Change the priority for this message to High.

A. From the priority drop down list select high priority

Correct Answer: A

Question 6

The World Wide Web is:

A. a global netowrk of communication satellites. B. a huge wide network of telephone cables and related equipment. C. a network of computers and cables that connect e-mail users all around the world. D. A huge collection of linked files held on computers all over the world

Correct Answer: D

Question 7

Use Internet Explorer Help to access information on History lists.

A. Help -> contents and index -> type History lists -> display

Correct Answer: A

Question 8

Add Eric Lambert to the Sales group in this Address Book.

A. Select Sales -> click properties -> click select members -> select Eric Lambert -> ok -> ok

Correct Answer: A

Question 9

Use this site to reserve a single ticket for the Concert in the Park.

A. Click bookings -> click Events and venues -> from the first drop down list select Concert in the Park -> from the second drop down list select single ticket -> click book now

Correct Answer: A

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