Word Exam Chapters 1-4
Toggle Button
A button that can be turned on by clicking it once, and then turned off by clicking it again.
Field
A category of data- such as file name, the page number, or the current date- that can be inserted into a document
Formatting Mark
A character that indicates a paragraph, tab, or space on your screen, but that does not print when you print a Word document.
Mail Merge
A feature that joins a main document and a data source to create customized letters or labels.
Small Caps
A font effect that changes lowercase letters to uppercase letters, but with the height of lowercase letters.
Sans Serif
A font that does not have the small line extensions on its characters.
Alignment Guide
A line that displays when an object is aligned with a document object such as a margin or heading.
Bibliography
A list of sources displayed on a separate page at the end of a report
Justified
A paragraph alignment that aligns the text with both the left and right margins
Section
A portion of a document that can be formatted differently from the rest of the document.
Text Effects
A pre-built set of decorative formats that make text stand out in a document.
SmartArt
A pre-built visual representation of information in which you can enter your own text
Picture Style
A prebuilt set of formatting options that can be applied to a graphic with a single click.
Table Style
A prebuilt set of formatting options that can be applied to a table with a single click.
Spelling
A red wavy line indicates this type of error.
Thesaurus
A reference that lists words that have the same or similar meaning to the word you are looking up.
Leader
A series of characters that form a solid, dashed, or dotted line that fills the space preceding a tab stop.
Dot leader
A series of evenly spaced dots that precede a tab.
Tab Stop
A specific location on a line of text, marked on the Word ruler, to which you can move the insertion point by pressing the Tab key, and which is used to align and indent text.
Section Break/Column
A type of break that is used to create a new section that can be formatted differently from the rest of the document
Flagged error
A wavy line indicating a possible spelling, grammar, or style error
Serif
An extra detail or hook at the end of a character stroke.
PDF Document
An image of a document that can be viewed using a reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader instead of the application that created the original document
Quick Style
Any style that displays in a Ribbon gallery.
Manual page break
Forces a page to end, and places subsequent text at the top of the next page.
3
How many columns are in a 3x7 table?
Hanging indent
In a Chicago style bibliography, this type of indent is used for each reference
Update Labels
In mail merge, the command used to modify all labels based on changes made to the original label.
More Columns
In the Columns gallery, the command that displays the columns dialog box.
Subject Verb Agreement
In the grammar settings dialog box, which is a category that can be enabled or disabled
Table
Information presented in rows and columns to summarize and present data effectively and efficiently
Bulleted list
Items that can be listed in any order are best presented using which of the following?
Right
Numbers in a table are typically aligned this way
Quick Access Toolbar
The Undo button is located on the
Column Break
The command that forces text into the next column.
AutoFit Contents
The command used to make the size of the table columns reflect the data in the columns.
Double
The default line spacing in a long report
Equal
The default width assigned to columns
Double-spacing
The equivalent of a blank line of text displayed between each line of text in a paragraph
Cell
The intersection of a row and column in a table
Citation
The is placed in body paragraphs and points to an entry in the bibliography
Widow
The last line of a paragraph that displays as the first line of a page
Square
The layout option that sets a picture to "float" so that it can be moved independently of the paragraph
Main Document
The mail merge document that contains the text that remains constant.
2 inches
The number of inches from the top edge of the paper to the beginning of the bibliography
Navigation
The pane used to find document text
first line indent
The position of the first line of a paragraph relative to the text in the rest of the paragraph.
Normal
The pre-built setting that places all four margins at 1.0 inches
Source
The reference used to find information or data when writing a report
Margin
The space between the text and the top, bottom, left, and right edges of the paper when you print the document
Numbered
The type of list used for items that are in chronological or sequential order
Corner
The type of sizing handle used to resize a picture proportionally.
.docx
The typical file extension assigned to a Word document.
Paragraph spacing
The vertical distance above and below each paragraph in a document
Artistic Effects
This command can be used to make a picture look more like a drawing or a painting
Ctrl + Home
This keyboard shortcut places the insertion point at the beginning of the document.
Review
This spelling & grammar button is located on this ribbon tab
Right
This type of alignment positions the text so that it is aligned with the right margin
Home Tab
To change Proofing settings, first display the:
Shading
To change the color of the background in a paragraph, add this to the text background
Nudge
To move a selected picture small distances using an arrow key.
Footnote
To place a note on the same page as the comment or notation, which of the following should be used?
Multiple Pages
To view two pages at the same time, on the View tab, in the Zoom group, click this command.
[TAB]
Use this key to move from one part of a table to another
Data Source
Used by a mail merge document, this file contains information such as names and addresses.
Set
When you make changes to a tab stop in the Tabs dialog box, click this button to apply the changes
SQL Select Query
When you open a mail merge document, a message displays informing that this will be run
Layout options
When you select a picture, this button displays next to the image so that you can change text wrapping settings quickly.
Sizing Handles
When you select a picture, you can use these to change the picture's size
Design
You can change the font set that a theme uses by clicking the Fonts button on this tab
Cut
a command that deletes the selected text or object and places a copy in the Office Clipboard
Endnote
a comment or notation added to the end of a section or document
Placeholder
a field that reserves space in a SmartArt shape but does not print until you insert your own text
Style
a pre-built collection of formatting settings that can be assigned to text
Header
a reserved area for text, graphics, and fields that displays at the top of each page in a document
Point
a unit of measurement for font sizes
Column Break
forces the text following the break to begin at the top of the next column
Author-date
the citation type used for the Chicago style
Anchor
the symbol that indicates to which paragraph an image is attached
Line spacing
the vertical distance between lines in a paragraph
