MS Word Unit 6 ICEV

What is the purpose of the AutoCorrect feature in formatting tools?

• To add special effects to text

• To correct typos, capitalization errors, and misspelled words

• To change the font size automatically

• To create tables and charts

Which of the following is an example of what AutoFormat As You Type can do?

• Change the background color of the document

• Automatically create bulleted or numbered lists

• Insert images into a document

• Adjust the page margins

How does AutoFormat As You Type handle straight quotes in a document?

• It deletes them

• It italicizes them

• It converts them into smart quotes

• It highlights them in yellow

How can the AutoCorrect options be accessed in Microsoft Word?

• By right-clicking on the text and selecting AutoCorrect

• By opening the AutoCorrect window from the Review tab

• By clicking the AutoCorrect Options button in the Proofing portion of the Word Options window

• By selecting AutoCorrect from the Insert tab

How can the AutoFormat As You Type feature be controlled in Word?

• By opening the AutoCorrect window through the File tab

• By clicking the AutoCorrect Options button in the Proofing portion of the Word Options window

• By right-clicking on the text and selecting AutoFormat options

• By accessing the Review tab and selecting AutoFormat settings

Which tab in the Word Options window contains the settings for AutoFormat as You Type?

• General

• Display

• Proofing

• AutoFormat as You Type

Which area of the AutoCorrect tool allows for automatic insertion of symbols and special characters as you type?

• AutoFormat As You Type

• AutoCorrect

• Replace text as you type

• Actions

How can symbols and special characters be inserted in a document?

• By using the Symbols group under the Review tab

• By using the Symbol window, which can be opened by clicking on the Insert tab and then clicking the Symbol button

• By right-clicking on the document and selecting the Symbols option

• By using a special Symbols toolbar that appears at the bottom of the document