MS Word Styles and Objects Quiz

What is the purpose of formatting text in MS Word?

• To make the document more difficult to read.

• To decrease the visual appeal of the document.

• To make the text less readable.

• To enhance the appearance and readability of the document.

Which tab in MS Word is used to apply styles to text?

• View

• Review

• Home

• Insert

How can you create a new style in MS Word?

• Click on the 'Format' tab and select 'New Style'.

• Right-click on the text and choose 'New Style'.

• Press Ctrl + N to create a new style.

• Go to the 'Home' tab, click on the 'Styles' group, and select 'New Style'.

What are some common objects that can be created and modified in MS Word?

• colors, fonts, page layouts, themes

• spreadsheets, equations, formulas, macros

• text, images, tables, shapes, charts

• numbers, videos, audio files, animations

Which tab in MS Word is used to insert and format images?

• Insert

• Page Layout

• Review

• Home

What is the shortcut key to bold selected text in MS Word?

• Ctrl + A

• Ctrl + B

• Ctrl + C

• Ctrl + U

How can you align an image to the center of a page in MS Word?

• Use the 'Left' alignment option

• Use the 'Center' alignment option

• Use the 'Right' alignment option

• Use the 'Justify' alignment option

What is the purpose of wrapping text around an object in MS Word?

• To enhance visual appeal and improve readability.

• To decrease the visual appeal

• To make the text difficult to read

• To make the text invisible

How can you resize an image in MS Word?

• Select the image and click on the 'Format' tab. Then, click on the 'Crop' button and choose 'Crop to Shape' or 'Crop to Aspect Ratio' to resize the image.

• Select the image and click on the 'Resize' button in the 'Format' tab.

• Right-click on the image and choose 'Resize' from the context menu.

• Go to the 'Page Layout' tab and adjust the image size using the 'Size' options.

What is the difference between inline and floating objects in MS Word?

• Inline objects can only be inserted in the header or footer, while floating objects can be inserted anywhere on the page.

• Inline objects are positioned within the text and move with the text, while floating objects are positioned independently and can be moved anywhere on the page.

• Inline objects are larger in size compared to floating objects.

• Inline objects are positioned independently and can be moved anywhere on the page, while floating objects are positioned within the text and move with the text.