A) A toolbar with various commands B) A slider than you can use to zoom the document. C) A feature that can translate text into any language D) A cable that connects your computer to a printer.
A) A & D B) Press the print Screen key on your keyboard C) Select the text, click and drag it to another location D) Cut and Paste the text E) Go to Backstage view and click the Move button
A) Username B) Font C) Color D) Theme
A) False B) True
A) Delete all the text and start over B) Use the Find and Replace feature C) Insert SmartArt D) Use the Spelling and Crammer feature
A) Portrait B) Employment C) Footer D) Landscape
A) Export B) Collated C) Portrait Orientation D) Uncollated
A) Press the Cap Locks key on your keyboard B) Press the Tab key to indent the text C) Change the Page orientation D) Adjust the incident markers on the Ruler
A) It gives you more freedom to move the text around B) It allows you to change the page orientation C) It automatically makes the text larger. D) It automatically appears on every page of your document.
A) A Web page B) An Email Address C) A File D) All of the Above E) A place in the Current Document
A) Header B) Backstage View C) Footer D) Page Layout
A) Create a Table B) Add a section break C) Turn off Track Changes D) Close and Reopen document
A) You can easily give your document a professional look & feel and you can quickly change the look of you entire document. B) You can easily give your document a professional look and feel C) You can use Revisions Styles to keep track of changes to the document D) You can quickly change the look of you entire document. E) You can quickly format all of the images in your document
A) Mail Merge B) Style Sets C) Text Boxes D) Auto Fill
A) Ctrl + S B) Ctrl. + N C) Ctrl + O D) Ctrl + P
A) Click the Save As Button B) Type Ctrl + V and enter a new name C) Click on Format and select "Save As." D) Press Ctrl + S and enter a new name
A) Ctrl + C B) Ctrl + X C) Ctrl + Y D) Ctrl + Z
A) .pdf B) .docx C) .jpg D) .txt
A) By enabling the "Read-Only" feature B) By hiding the document C) By disabling the "track Changes" feature D) By using a password to open the document
A) By printing the document and mailing it B) None of these would work C) Bu uploading the document to a cloud storage service D) By sending the document as an email attachment
A) Ctrl + U B) Ctrl + L C) Ctrl + Shift + B D) Ctrl + B
A) Double - Clicking desktop icon B) Clicking the "Open" button on the toolbar C) Pressing Ctrl + N D) Clicking the "New" button on the toolbar
A) By clicking the Replace button on the Home Tab B) By using the Find and Replace dialog box C) By using the Navigation Pane D) By manually deleting an deleting occurrence
A) The amount of space between lines of text B) The amount of space between text and the margin C) The number of lines of text D) The amount of space between paragraphs
A) A list of items that are highlighted B) A list of items that are in the center of the page C) A list of items that are numbered D) A list of items that are sorted in Alphabetical Order
A) A way to add a note to a document B) A button used to close a document C) A link from one document to another or to a web page or other URL D) A type of Font Style
A) Add a Page Break B) Save the Document C) Close the Current Document D) Add a Line Break
A) In Line with Text aligns the image with the text, while “Tight” wraps text around image. B) In Line with Text is a type of border, while “Tight” is a type of fill. C) In Line Text wraps text around the image, while “Text” aligns the imagine with the text. D) I Line with Text places the image "In a Line of Text, while "Tight" wraps text around the image.
A) To highlight errors in the document B) To provide feedback or notes to other reviewers. C) To change the formatting of the document D) To highlight the importance text in the document
A) A feature for making charts and graphs B) A set of predefined graphic layouts C) A font Style in Word D) A tool for Creating Tables |