Word Processing

note!Answer: A) 1 to 10 lines
In MS Word, the Drop Cap can be set to span 1 to 10 lines. The default setting is 3 lines.

note!Answer: C) 0 to 22 inch.
Word page margins can be set from 0 to 22 inches.

note!Answer: A) outline
Outline view shows only headings at chosen levels, or expands to show body text too.

note!Answer: A) Italic
In MS Word 2003, Outline, Shadow, and Superscript are available as font effects in the Font dialog box. Italic is a font style, not a font effect.

note!Answer: C) Tools Menu, Save command
In MS Word 2003, you can save an existing document using the Save button on the Standard toolbar, Ctrl + S, or File → Save. The Tools menu does not contain a Save command.

note!Answer: D) View menu, Print command
In MS Word 2003, you can print a document using the Print button on the Standard toolbar, Ctrl + P, or File → Print. The View menu does not contain a Print command.

note!Answer: B) Print the all page
In MS Word 2003, pressing Ctrl + P opens the Print dialog box. Pressing Enter confirms the default print settings, which normally print all pages of the document.

note!Answer: B) 0 to 22 inch
In older MS Word MCQs, the gutter margin range is often given as 0 to 22 inches. The gutter margin is extra space added to the margin to allow room for binding a printed document. However, the exact allowable range can depend on the Word version and page setup settings.

note!Answer: C) 1 % to 600 %
Character scale in MS Word ranges from 1% to 600%.

note!Answer: A) 0 to 1584 pt.
Paragraph spacing in MS Word ranges from 0 to 1584 points.

note!Answer: A) 9 level
MS Word supports heading levels from Heading 1 to Heading 9.

note!Answer: B) 45
In older MS Word MCQs, the maximum number of newspaper-style columns is given as 45. This is different from the maximum number of columns in a table, which is 63.

note!Answer: B) Alt+Ctrl+K
Ctrl+Alt+K is the shortcut for AutoFormat in MS Word.

note!Answer: B) Ctrl+Shift+N
Ctrl+Shift+N applies the Normal style in MS Word.

note!Answer: A) Ctrl+Shift+S
Ctrl+Shift+S opens the Apply Styles box in MS Word.

note!Answer: B) Straight
In MS Word, Justify alignment adjusts the spacing between words so that text aligns evenly with both the left and right margins, creating straight edges on both sides.

note!Answer: C) Ctrl+Shift+Q
Ctrl+Shift+Q changes the selected text to the Symbol font.

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

note!Answer: C) Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar
Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar inserts a nonbreaking space in MS Word.

note!Answer: D) Desktop publishing
Desktop publishing software is designed for page layout of complex documents such as newsletters and brochures.