MS Word Fonts

What is the default font in MS Word?

• Arial

• Comic Sans

• Times New Roman

• Calibri

How can you change the font size in MS Word?

• Open the 'Insert' tab and choose 'Font Size'

• Use the 'Bold' button to increase the font size

• Right-click on the text and select 'Font Size'

• Select the text, go to the 'Home' tab, and use the 'Font Size' drop-down menu

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

• Shift + B

• Ctrl + A

• Ctrl + B

• Alt + B

Name a serif font commonly used in MS Word.

• Times New Roman

• Comic Sans

• Calibri

• Arial

What is the purpose of using different fonts in MS Word?

• To confuse the reader

• To make the text harder to read

• To enhance visual appeal, emphasize text, or convey a specific tone or mood

• To save ink when printing

How can you change the font color in MS Word?

• Select the text and go to the 'Home' tab, then click on the 'Font Color' button

• Go to the 'Insert' tab and choose 'Font Color'

• Use the shortcut Ctrl + C to change the font color

• Right-click on the text and select 'Change Font Color'

Explain the difference between a font and a typeface in MS Word.

• A font is used for headings, while a typeface is used for body text

• A font is used for bold and italic styles, while a typeface is used for regular style

• A font and a typeface are the same thing

• A font refers to the specific style and size of the characters, while a typeface refers to the overall design or style of the characters.

What is the importance of choosing the right font in MS Word?

• It has no impact on the document

• It affects readability, visual appeal, and tone/message

• It only affects the size of the text

• Choosing the right font is a waste of time

What is the shortcut key to underline the text in MS Word?

• Alt + U

• Shift + U

• Ctrl + B

• Ctrl + U

Name a popular sans-serif font available in MS Word.

• Times New Roman

• Comic Sans

• Calibri

• Arial