Section Breaks and Page Breaks in Word

What is the purpose of a section break in Microsoft Word?

• a. To divide a document into separate parts.
• b. To start a new page within a section.
• c. To insert a line break within a paragraph.
• d. To create a bulleted list.

Which of the following is true about page breaks in Word?

• a. They only occur at the end of a document.
• b. They are used to separate sections within a document.
• c. They can only be inserted manually.
• d. They always start a new page.

How can you insert a section break in Word?

• a. Press Ctrl + Enter.
• b. Click on the "Page Layout" tab and select "Section Break."
• c. Right-click on the document and choose "Insert Section Break."
• d. Type "---" three times in a row.

What happens to the formatting of text after a section break is inserted?

• a. The formatting remains the same.
• b. The text becomes bolded.
• c. The font size increases.
• d. The formatting settings may change.

When would you use a continuous section break in Word?

• a. To switch to landscape orientation for a specific section.
• b. To create a new page at the end of a section.
• c. To change the line spacing in a document.
• d. To insert a blank page between two existing pages.