Microsoft Word Reference Tab

How can you insert citations in Microsoft Word?

• You can insert citations in Microsoft Word by right-clicking on the text and selecting 'Insert Citation'.

• You can insert citations in Microsoft Word by using the 'Format' tab and selecting 'Insert Citation'.

• You can insert citations in Microsoft Word by going to the 'Home' tab and using the 'Insert Citation' feature in the Citation and Bibliography group.

• You can insert citations in Microsoft Word by going to the 'References' tab and using the 'Insert Citation' feature in the Citation and Bibliography group.

What is the purpose of using footnotes in a document?

• To create a table of contents

• To provide additional information, citations, or explanations without disrupting the main text flow.

• To change the font style of the text

• To add images or graphics to the document

Explain the process of customizing Table of Contents in Microsoft Word to change level headings.

• The process involves accessing the 'Custom table of contents ' option under the 'References' tab, selecting the level.

• Click on the 'Page Layout' tab instead of the 'References' tab Custom table of contents ' option under the 'References' tab, selecting the level.

• Access the 'Insert' tab and choose 'Reference Styles' from the dropdown menu

• Open the 'Review' tab and select 'Modify References' to customize styles

When should you use citations in your document?

• When you want to confuse the reader

• Only when you have extra space on the page

• When you feel like it

• When referencing information, ideas, or data that is not your own.

What is the difference between footnotes and endnotes?

• Footnotes are used in fiction, endnotes are used in non-fiction.

• Footnotes are at the top of the page, endnotes are at the bottom.

• Footnotes are at the bottom of the page, endnotes are at the end of the document or chapter.

• Footnotes are for citations, endnotes are for illustrations.

Can you customize the appearance of footnotes in a document?

• Maybe

• Yes

• Sometimes

• No

In what situations would you use footnotes instead of in-text citations?

• Footnotes are used to highlight the main text.

• Footnotes are used when providing additional information or citations that are not directly relevant to the main text.

• Footnotes are used for personal opinions.

• Footnotes are used for direct quotes only.

Why are headings important in a text?

• They tell you the page number

• They help you to find information quickly

• They list all the characters

• They provide the author's biography

Table of contents are used in some reference materials and make finding information more difficult.

• True
• False

Which of these would you include when creating a Table of Contents?

• page numbers

• Title

• Author

• Pictures