Word Processing

note!Answer: B) Word Art
WordArt is the Word feature that creates decorative, stylized text.

note!Answer: B) Standard toolbar
In older versions of MS Word, the Zoom control was available on the Standard toolbar, allowing users to increase or decrease the document's magnification.

note!Answer: A) USA English
In the standard English-language installation of MS Word, the default language is generally English (United States). However, the default can vary depending on the installation and language settings.

note!Answer: C) Alt + Shift + D
Alt + Shift + D inserts the current date, and Alt + Shift + T inserts the current time.

note!Answer: C) Dotted lines with words "Page break"
In older versions of MS Word, a manually inserted hard page break appears in Normal view as a dotted line labeled “Page Break.”

note!Answer: C) 8.5" X 11", Portrait
In the standard US English setup of older MS Word versions, the default paper size is Letter (8.5 × 11 inches) and the default orientation is Portrait. The default paper size may vary by regional settings; A4 is common in Nepal and many other countries.

note!Answer: B) Paragraph formatting
Indentation is a paragraph-level format that controls the space between text and the margins.

note!Answer: A) F9 key
F9 updates fields, including formulas in Word tables.

note!Answer: D) All of the above
Mail merge allows previewing, printing directly, or creating a new document.

note!Answer: A) Are indicated by column in a table
In a database or MS Word Mail Merge data source, data fields are represented by columns, while each row represents a data record. For example, Name, Address, and Phone are fields.

note!Answer: A) Macro
A macro records a sequence of actions so they can be replayed later.

note!Answer: B) Format menu
Drop Cap is found under Format > Drop Cap in MS Word.

note!Answer: B) Gridlines
Gridlines are the non-printing guide lines shown around table cells.

note!Answer: C) Alt + F8
Alt + F8 opens the Macros dialog box in MS Word.

note!Answer: D) Table
In older versions of MS Word, the Text Direction command for changing the orientation of text inside a table cell was available under the Table menu.

note!Answer: B) F12
F12 opens the Save As dialog box in MS Word.

note!Answer: B) Ctrl + T
Ctrl + T increases a hanging indent, and Ctrl + Shift + T decreases it.

note!Answer: C) Ctrl + Shift + T
Ctrl + Shift + T decreases a hanging indent.

note!Answer: C) Shift + F3
Shift + F3 cycles through text cases in MS Word.

note!Answer: B) Alt + Num 5
Alt + Num 5 (on the numeric keypad with Num Lock off) selects the entire table.