Word Processing

note!Answer: D) any of the above
Text selection can cover a single word, a sentence, or the whole document.

note!Answer: D) Template
Formatting that will be reused is saved as a template, such as a .dotx file in Word.

note!Answer: A) Editing
Editing means modifying or replacing existing content in a document.

note!Answer: D) All of the above
A table can be created with the Insert Table button, the Table > Draw Table command, or the Draw Table button on the Tables and Borders toolbar.

note!Answer: B) Formatting
The Formatting toolbar contains the font and font size controls.

note!Answer: A) You can not use the menu or shortcut menu commands
Full Screen view hides the menus and toolbars, so menu and shortcut menu commands are not available.

note!Answer: B) Enter key
Pressing Enter starts a new paragraph, while Shift+Enter makes a line break.

note!Answer: A) mail merge toolbar
A data source consists of a header row, data fields and data records; the mail merge toolbar is an interface tool, not part of the data source.

note!Answer: B) Type the new text
Typing over a selected block replaces it with the new text.

note!Answer: B) Ctrl+Shift +Spacebar
In MS Word, Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar inserts a non-breaking space.

note!Answer: B) The list will continue with next number in the sequence
Pressing Enter at the end of a numbered list automatically adds the next number in the sequence.

note!Answer: B) Microsoft Office Button
The Microsoft Office Button at the top left of Word contains the Save command.

note!Answer: A) Home Tab
The Find command is in the Editing group of the Home tab.

note!Answer: C) View Tab
The Zoom command is found in the View tab.

note!Answer: A) Home Tab
Font size is changed from the Font group on the Home tab.

note!Answer: A) Home Tab
Cut and Paste are in the Clipboard group of the Home tab.

note!Answer: A) First Line Indent
A First Line Indent moves only the first line of a paragraph, while a Hanging Indent moves all lines except the first.

note!Answer: A) Drop Cap
A drop cap is a large initial letter that begins a paragraph or article in print design.

note!Answer: C) Ctrl + X
Ctrl+X cuts, Ctrl+C copies, Ctrl+V pastes, Ctrl+Z undoes.

note!Answer: C) Increase the magnification by selecting an appropriate value from the Zoom Command.
Using the Zoom command to enlarge the view makes the text easier to read without glasses.