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What is the purpose of the Tab key in Microsoft Word?

• The purpose of the Tab key in Microsoft Word is to undo the last action.

• The purpose of the Tab key in Microsoft Word is to create indentation or move the cursor to the next tab stop.

• The purpose of the Tab key in Microsoft Word is to open a new document.

• The purpose of the Tab key in Microsoft Word is to change the font size.

Which ribbon in Microsoft Word contains the Tab command?

• Page Layout

• Home

• Insert

• Review

How can you insert a tab stop in a Word document?

• Press the 'Enter' key multiple times until the cursor reaches the desired position

• Type the word 'tab' followed by a number to indicate the desired position

• Right-click on the document and select 'Insert Tab Stop' from the context menu

• Click on the ruler where you want to insert the tab stop, then click on the 'Tab' button on the 'Paragraph' group of the 'Home' tab, and select the type of tab stop you want to insert from the drop-down menu.

What happens when you press the Tab key multiple times in a Word document?

• The document is saved and closed.

• The font size increases with each press of the Tab key.

• The text is selected and highlighted.

• The cursor moves to the next tab stop or creates a new tab stop.

What is the keyboard shortcut to insert a tab character in a Word document?

• Alt + Tab

• Ctrl + T

• Ctrl + Shift + Tab

• Ctrl + Tab

What is the default tab stop position in Microsoft Word?

• 0.5 inches

• 1.5 inches

• 1 inch

• 2 inches

How can you remove a tab stop in a Word document?

• Double-click on the tab stop to highlight it, then press the 'Backspace' key to delete it.

• Right-click on the tab stop and select 'Remove' from the context menu.

• Drag the tab down off of the Ruler into the document.

What is the purpose of the Tab leader in Microsoft Word?

• To change the font style in a document.

• To create a visual line connecting tab stops.

• To create a table of contents in a document.

• To insert a new tab stop in a document.

What is the difference between a left-aligned tab stop and a right-aligned tab stop?

• A left-aligned tab stop aligns the text to the right of the tab stop.

• A right-aligned tab stop aligns the text to the left of the tab stop.

• A left-aligned tab stop aligns the text to the center of the tab stop.

• The difference between a left-aligned tab stop and a right-aligned tab stop is the direction in which the text is aligned in relation to the tab stop.

How can you customize the tab stops in a Word document?

• By clicking on the 'View' tab and selecting 'Customize Tab Stops'.

• By going to the 'Page Layout' tab, clicking on the 'Paragraph' dialog box launcher, and then clicking on the 'Tabs' button.

• By selecting the 'Tab Stops' option in the 'Font' menu.

• By right-clicking on the document and selecting 'Customize Tab Stops'.