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Explanation: F5 starts the PowerPoint slide show from the first slide.

Explanation: Third-generation computers (1960s-1970s) used integrated circuits for improved performance.

Explanation: HTTP stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol, used for web data transfer.

Explanation: A hybrid computer processes both analog and digital data.

Explanation: Charles Babbage is considered the Father of the Computer for designing the Analytical Engine.

Explanation: Output is the process of presenting processed data as useful information.

Explanation: A multiprocessor computer has multiple processors for enhanced performance.

Explanation: Indentation in Excel shifts cell content away from the border for formatting.

Explanation: Raised refers to vertical positioning, not character spacing like expanded or condensed.

Explanation: Excel formulas begin with the equals sign (=) to indicate a calculation.

Explanation: The title bar displays the document or program name at the top of a window.

Explanation: The Close submenu closes the document, not the entire MS Word application.

Explanation: The Name Box in Excel shows the address of the currently active cell.

Explanation: Alt + Tab allows switching between open applications in Windows.

Explanation: Zoom controls are available in the View tab and on the Status bar in MS Word 2016.

Explanation: Auto Fill completes a series of data, such as numbers or dates, in Excel.

Explanation: Outline view in PowerPoint displays only the text content of slides.

Explanation: Ctrl + Q resets paragraph formatting to default in MS Word.

Explanation: The 'On mouse click' option is used in the Transitions tab to advance slides.

Explanation: The .ppt extension is used for PowerPoint presentation files.

Explanation: Shift + Down Arrow extends the selection downward in Excel.

Explanation: MS Word provides five views: Print Layout, Read Mode, Web Layout, Outline, and Draft.

Explanation: Ctrl + F9 minimizes the Excel workbook window.

Explanation: Sorting from A to Z is ascending order in Excel.

Explanation: A standard Excel worksheet has 1,048,576 rows.