4.3 Modifying Fonts

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Font Face

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Italicize

Underline

Change Case

Font size

Font color

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Highlight Color

Increase Font Size

Clear All Formatting

Decrease Font Size

Strikethrough

Text Effects

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Font Dialog Box

Subscript

Superscript

Font Face

Clear All Formatting

Examples include: Times New Roman, Arial

• Font Face

• Font Color

• Font Size

• Font Dialog Box

Fonts can be set to a particular size through ______

• font size drop-down list

• font dialog box

• right clicking

• all of these

The unit of measurement used for font sizes is the ________.

• point

• centimeter

• inch

• byte

___________ - the term that distinguishes

lowercase letters from UPPERCASE letters.

• Case

• Font

• Size

• Face

Match the case to the description:

• sentence case

• no letters are capitalized

• lower case

• All letters are capitalized

• uppercase

• capitalizes the principal words in names or titles

• title case

• capitalizes only the first word of a sentence

Effects can be applied to fonts, including underlining, double-underlining,

strikethrough, subscript (X₀), and superscript (X²).

• TRUE

• FALSE

Text Effects are special visual effects

that can be applied to text, such as: __________

{Select ALL that apply}

• shadow

• outline

• reflection

• glow

• None of these