MS Word Less 5-8 Review

1.

Which term refers to the portrait

or landscape layout positions of a document?

• A. Direction

• B. Alignment

• C. Configuration

• D. Orientation

2. Where is the command to divide a

Microsoft Word document into multiple columns located?

• A.Home Ribbon, Paragraph group

• B.Home Ribbon, Styles group

• C.Insert Ribbon, Text group

• D.Page Layout Ribbon, Page Setup

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3.Mark created a three-column

newsletter. He wants to increase the words per line in each column. What should Mark do?

• A. Adjust column width

• B. Adjust column spacing

• C. insert a column break

• D. Insert a vertical line between columns

4.Mark created a three-column newsletter. He wants to end the first column early to insert a picture below it. What should Mark do?

• A. Adjust column width

• B. Adjust column spacing

• C. Insert a column break

• D. Insert a vertical line between columns

5.What type of break is used to create a new section on the same page as the previous section?

• A. Text

• B. Line

• C. Continuous

• D. Page

6.Which option is selected in the Columns dialog box to create multiple columns in only one paragraph of text

in a document?

• A. Apply to: drop-down list

• B. Line Between

• C. Column Width

• D. Create Column

7.What is the default space between columns?

• A. 1 inch

• B. 0.25 inch

• C. 1.25 inch

• D. 0.5 inch

8.How are columns removed from a document?

• A.Select One Column in the Page Setup dialog box.

• B.Select the column text and choose One from the Columns drop-down list on the Page Layout Ribbon.

• C Select No Column in the Paragraph dialog box.

• D.Select the column text and choose the No Column command in the Arrange group on the Page Layout Ribbon.

9.What is the keyboard shortcut for inserting a manual page break?

• A. Ctrl+Insert

• B. Ctrl+Enter

• C. Shift+Enter

• D. Shift+Pause/Break

10.Where is column width and spacing controlled in a Microsoft Word document?

• A.Page Setup dialog box on the Page Layout Ribbon

• B.Paragraph dialog box on the Home Ribbon

• C.Columns dialog box on the Page Layout Ribbon

• D.Font dialog box on the Home Ribbon