Microsoft Word Lesson 1 Quiz

Which screen do you see when you start Word?

• Backstage Info

• Word editing screen

• Start screen

• Backstage Home

Which buttons are displayed by default on the Quick Access Toolbar?

• Save, Undo, Redo, Customize Quick Access Toolbar

• New, Save, Undo, Redo, Customize Quick Access Toolbar

• Save, Undo, Redo, Print, Customize Quick Access Toolbar

• New, Open, Save, Undo, Redo, Customize Quick Access Toolbar

Which keyboard method would you use to navigate to the end of a document?

• END

• CTRL+END

• PGDN

• CTRL+DOWN

When might you use a template to create a new document?

• To make a copy of an existing document

• To save a document with some design elements

• For guidance on how to lay out a particular type of document

• To create a new blank document every time you start Word

Which keyboard shortcut can you use to create a new blank document?

• CTRL+N

• CTRL+O

• F12

• CTRL+F12

What should you do if you are unsure whether you saved a file previously but want to ensure you have a copy of the current document?

• Check the title bar or use File, Save As to give the file a different name.

• Save it using the File, Save command.

• Save the document as a read-only PDF file.

• Close the document and search for it in File Explorer.

What should you do if you want to save a document so that a person who has an old version of Word can access the document?

• Save the file in your current version of Word.

• Save the file as a rich text format file.

• Save the file as a plain text file.

• Save the file in the Word 97-2003 file format.

What would be an example of the type of information you might enter in a file’s properties to identify the contents of the file?

• Subject of the document

• Publishing company

• Network domain or name

• Software vendor

When you save a document for the first time, which tab displays in Backstage?

• Save As

• Save

• New

• Info

Which command sequence should you use to import the contents of a file into a Word document?

• On the Insert tab, in the Text section, click the Object drop-down arrow, and then click Text from File.

• On the Insert tab, in the Text section, click the Object drop-down arrow, and then click Object.

• On the File tab, in the Open section, click This PC, and then double-click the file you want to import.

• On the Insert tab, in the Text section, click the Text Box drop-down arrow, and then click Draw Text Box.