Question

oliver’s teacher has shared multiple worksheets in the same spreadsheet file titled \spreadsheets_labs\. the teacher asks oliver to go to the \budget\ worksheet. when he opens the \spreadsheets_labs\ file he initially sees the \science data\ worksheet. how can oliver go to the \budget\ worksheet?
a he can not view the \budget\ worksheet because there is only one worksheet allowed per spreadsheet file.
b he needs to close the file and look for the \budget\ file in his directory.
c he can click the tab at the bottom of the file that represents the \budget\ worksheet.
d he must select the new worksheet tab to see the \budget\ worksheet.

Explanation:

Spreadsheet files (like Excel or Google Sheets) support multiple worksheets within one file, accessible via tabs at the bottom. Since the teacher shared multiple worksheets in the same file, Oliver can switch to the "Budget" worksheet by clicking its corresponding tab at the bottom of the open file. Option A is wrong because multiple worksheets are allowed; B is incorrect as the worksheet is in the same file; D is wrong because "new worksheet tab" refers to creating a new one, not accessing an existing "Budget" tab.

Answer:

C. He can click the tab at the bottom of the file that represents the "Budget" worksheet.