Word Basics *Whole thing*

Which tasks can a user accomplish by using the Find and Replace feature of Word? Check all that apply.

*Changing the case of a word *Changing the spelling of a word *Changing a word to another word

Which of these tasks can be accomplished when the drop-down menu of the Bullets icon is clicked? Check all that apply.

*Choose the bullet to be used in the list. *Define the new bullet to be used in the list.

Which commands can be used to highlight a whole paragraph? Check all that apply.

*Click two times when the arrow is at the selection bar. *Drag the cursor from the start to the end point of the paragraph. *Put the cursor in front of the first word in the paragraph, then click three times

Which statement compares the copy and cut commands?

*Only the cut command removes the text from the original document.

After saving the changes she made, Sally notices that she used the word "home" too many times in her paragraph. She decides to make her paragraph more interesting by replacing "home" with "shelter" in a few places in the paragraph. How should Sally accomplish this task?

She should double-click the word "home," then type the word "shelter."

After Sally adds the Print Preview and Print command to the Quick Access Toolbar, which icon would she have added?

the icon that shows a sheet of paper and a magnifying glass

Sally's preview of her document ensures her that she is now ready to print her report. Which options can she change to complete this task? Check all that apply.

*Printer to be used *Page number to be printed *Orientation of the document *Number of copies to be printed

What might be reasons for previewing a document? Check all that apply.

*To make sure the right document is being printed *To determine the number of pages in the document *To confirm that everything in the document is in order *To ensure that all the changes in the document are updated

How can the New command be added to the Quick Access Toolbar? Check all that apply.

*by using the Help feature on the ribbon *by using the Quick Access Toolbar menu *by using the options box in the Backstage View

Nathan is writing a book report and wants to make a bulleted list to organize the themes of his book. Complete the paragraph to explain how Nathan can create a bulleted list. To create a bulleted list, Nathan should select the list first. Next, he should navigate to the (1)_________ of the Word window. After that, he should go to the (2)__________ command group. Then, he should click the picture that shows (3)_________ .

1) Ribbon 2) Paragraph 3) Squares with lines.

Sally thought of adding a new paragraph after the paragraph she just pasted on her document. After she organizes her thoughts, she is now ready to write her new paragraph. She places the cursor at the end of the paragraph she copied. A: What's Sally's next step? B: What should Sally do after completing the step above?

A: Press Enter Key B: Start typing the new paragraph

Which statement describes borders and shading?

Both are used to make text stand out.

After Nathan clicks the Bullets option, which bullet would appear with his list?

Circle

Sally saves her work and is ready to print her document. She wants to add the Print Preview and Print command to the Quick Access Toolbar. Which series of steps would help her do this?

Click on the down arrow on the Quick Access Toolbar, then click on the Print Preview and Print command.

Nathan now wants to add borders around a quotation from his book. Which order of activities would be the most effective for Nathan to follow?

Click the drop-down menu of the Borders icon, then click Outside Borders.

Nathan wants to make the quotation stand out further. Which order of steps does he need to follow to do this task?

Go to the Borders and Shading option, click the Shading tab, and click the color under the Fill option.

Sally is editing her science report about living things. She needs to copy a paragraph from her original report. Order the steps Sally needs to do to copy the text to her new document.

Highlight text= 2 Press Ctrl+V =6. Press Ctrl+C keys= 3 Open original document =1 Switch view to new document= 4 Place cursor where text needs to go =5

Nathan notices that the words of the quotation are too close to the borders. Which buttons in the Borders and Shading dialog box does he need to click to add the space between the quotation and its borders?

Options