You Have Been Invited to Participate in a Roundtable Discussion

question 82

Multiple Choice

You have been invited to participate in a roundtable discussion about integrating data between Office 2013 documents during next week's meeting of the Office Users Group at your sampany. A question and answer session will follow the discussion. The sesand question is from an audience member who is having trouble editing a linked Excel object on a PowerPoint slide. He samplains that every time he tries to edit the linked object, the original source file opens. He doesn't want to change the original source file, just the object in the destination file. You suggest that he ____.

• A) move the original source file to a new location so that the link to the slide is broken
• B) sanvert the linked object to a picture object before he tries to edit it
• C) delete the linked object and reinsert it as an embedded object; that way none of the changes he wants to make will appear in the source file
• D) create a duplicate source file with a new name that can be used to edit the linked object

Identify and apply real number properties (e.g., distributive, commutative, associative, additive inverse, additive identity properties).

Perform basic arithmetic operations, including the use of the distributive property to simplify expressions.

Calculate the total amount saved over time, including simple interest calculations.

Solve problems involving exponents and powers, including their evaluation.

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Definitions:

Existential Therapy

A therapy that encourages clients to accept responsibility for their lives and to live with greater meaning and value.

Humanistic Therapy

A system of therapy in which clinicians try to help clients look at themselves accurately and acceptingly so that they can fulfill their positive inborn potential.

Psychodynamic Therapy

is a form of depth psychology, the primary focus of which is to reveal the unconscious content of a client's psyche in an effort to alleviate psychic tension.

Contingency Management

A behavior modification technique that increases desired behaviors through the consistent application of positive or negative consequences.