ICT Word Processing Essentials Lesson 3 - Review

Harry wants to have visual elements in his document by using circles and rectangles. What is another name for these elements?

• word processors.

• pictures or images.

• documents or files.

• shapes or graphics.

Monty wants to change how the text in his document interacts with an image he just inserted. What will he need to change?

• Image positioning.

• Image size.

• Image format.

• Image opacity.

Annie wants to find some images on penguins for her school paper. She is using the word processing software's features to insert pictures. What important step will she need to take in order to find these images?

• Upload the picture to her computer.

• Search through the stock or web pictures.

• Find the URL for the picture.

• Take a snapshot of a picture in a book.

After Mike inserted an image into a document, he needed to size it down. What is the fastest way to do this after he selected it?

• Click and drag the corner handles in towards the center of the picture.

• Copy the image and paste it in a table; then make the column and row small.

• Copy the image and paste it into a shape; then size the shape down.

• Click and drag the sides in after selecting the Cropping tool.

What positioning option can Sheila use to ensure an image can be centered using the Center icon?

• In front

• Wrap text

• Square

• In line

Henry has inserted an image into his document. He wants to remove a part that is close to the bottom of the image. What tool will he need to use to do this?

• Position

• Picture Effects

• Crop

• Picture Layout

One handle at the top center of an image will have a round dot or arrow attached to it. What does this handle do?

• Crops the image.

• Resizes the image.

• Rotates the image.

• Moves the image.

Sheila wants to draw attention to a phrase she is using in her document. The phrase will be on its own line and centered. What else can she do?

• Use a non-text object that can be formatted.

• Use visual graphics formatting features.

• Use an embedded link that can be formatted.

• Use graphical text formatting features.

Phil is creating a poster for a Summer Reading Campaign his neighborhood is hosting. He needs to grab the attention of children ages 5-12. What is the best way he can clearly show the age group on the poster?

• Insert the ages into a preformatted shape; then modify the shape to be bright and fun.

• Provide a chart that explains the age group and use just black and white colors.

• Write a sentence stating that the age requirements are 5 to 12 years old.

• Increase the font size of the text to at least 14 pt and underline the words.

What type of shape can be created using the preformatted shape feature?

• Line chart

• Bar chart

• Diamond

• Balloon