Calendar: appointments and a simple meeting

Question 1 of 7

1. Microsoft says an appointment is time on your calendar that:

   Always includes the whole staff list Can only be created from Junk Email Does not involve inviting other people or reserving a room or equipment Replaces the need for a subject line in every email
2. A meeting, in Microsoft’s terms, is time that:

   Lives only in People Must never have a title Is the same as a Bcc list Includes other people and can include resources such as conference rooms
3. To create an appointment, Microsoft says you can:

   Choose New Email In a Calendar folder, choose New Appointment (shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+A) Choose File > Add Account Choose Reply All
4. To create a meeting, Microsoft says you can:

   In a Calendar folder, choose New Meeting (shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+Q) Choose New Contact Flag a message without opening Calendar Type the word meeting in the search box and press Print
5. Meeting responses, Microsoft says, arrive:

   Only on a printed calendar In your Inbox Only inside Junk Email In the Bcc field of a message you never sent
6. A reminder on an appointment or meeting is set by:

   Opening the item and choosing a time in the Reminder list (or None to turn it off) Marking a random email High Importance Creating a new email account Putting the word reminder in Bcc
7. You want a private half hour to review notes and a separate fifteen minutes with Jordan. A careful plan is to:

   Send one meeting invite to the whole organization for both blocks of time Skip Calendar and hope everyone remembers Put both blocks of time in the Junk Email folder Create an appointment for the review and a meeting that invites Jordan to the briefing