Ms Word Intermediate 2

Rose has discovered the Word Count function in her word-processing software. She plans to use the function to not only count the number of words but also to:

• count the number of headers, paragraphs, and lines in a document.

• count the number of characters, lines, and paragraphs in a document.

• count the number of pages, characters, and index entries in a document.

• count the number of images, pages, and characters in a document.

When inserting an image into a document, how do you access the controls that let you scale the image's size in any direction?

• Click on the image.

• Save the image.

• Crop the image.

• Crop the image.

Ed is working with several other students on a shared word-processing document. Scott, a new member of the group, wrote some information in a separate word-processing document because the group document had not yet been shared with him. What would Ed recommend that Scott do to place his writing at the end of the group document now that it has been shared with him?

• In Scott's Document, press CTRL+X to select everything, then press CTRL+A to copy the text to the clipboard. At the end of the shared document, press CTRL+C to paste the copied text.

• In Scott's Document, press CTRL+A to select everything, then press CTRL+C to copy the text to the clipboard. At the end of the shared document, press CTRL+X to paste the copied text.

• In Scott's Document, press CTRL+V to select everything, then press CTRL+X to copy the text to the clipboard. At the end of the shared document, press CTRL+A to paste the copied text.

• In Scott's Document, press CTRL+A to select everything, then press CTRL+C to copy the text to the clipboard. At the end of the shared document, press CTRL+V to paste the copied text.

Claude is editing the report that he created about the rise of computer science career opportunities. One of the images included is too large and he wants to make it smaller. How can he access the scale controls on the image to make it smaller?

• Crop the image.

• Click on the image.

• Select the text around the image.

Elmer is creating an article for the school newspaper. He is inserting an image and wants it to appear on the same line as the text. What text wrapping option should he use?

• wrap-text

• text-side

• inline

• justify

Which feature allows for you to produce copies of your word-processing document on paper, and includes options such as multiple copies, grayscale and color?

• Table of Contents

• Properties

• Print options/settings

• Page Setup

You are asked to write an essay about a book you read. The essay can be no more than 500 words long. How can you ensure that you meet this requirement?

• Write no more than three pages for your report.

• Adjust the margins so the text fits on one page and your essay is the correct length.

• Use the Word Count function to determine the exact number of words in the document.

• Manually count the number of words in your document.

Maria has selected a short section of her long word-processing document. This selection needs to be moved from near the beginning of the multi-page document to close to the end. Which keyboard shortcut removes the selection and places it on the clipboard (so it can be pasted later)?

• CTRL+A

• CTRL+X

• CTRL+V

• CTRL+C

You have inserted an image into a document. When you select the Wrap Text option, where does the text flow?

• Around the image

• Through the image

• Over the image

• Below the image

Stella is writing a document that will be printed on 8.5-inch x 11-inch three-hole-punched paper. Which margin settings would provide additional white space on the page to leave space for the holes?

• Top 1-inch, Bottom 1-inch, Left 1-inch, Right 1.5-inches

• Top 1.5-inches, Bottom 1-inch, Left 1-inch, Right 1-inch

• Top 1-inch, Bottom 1.5-inches, Left 1-inch, Right 1-inch

• Top 1-inch, Bottom 1-inch, Left 1.5-inches, Right 1-inch