Google Docs Formatting and Functions

This video tutorial, 'Google Docs for Kids Episode 2: Formatting,' guides children through creating and formatting a document in Google Docs. It covers setting up a document, selecting text, applying basic formatting like bold and center alignment, and creating subheadings and lists. The tutorial also provides tips for writing content and experimenting with advanced formatting options such as changing fonts and text colors.

What is the first step to create a new document in Google Docs?

• Click on the 'File' menu

• Press the 'New' button on the toolbar

• Select the plus sign on the homepage

• Open the 'Tools' menu

How do you type a capital letter in Google Docs?

• Use the Alt key

• Double-click the letter

• Hold down the Shift key while typing the letter

• Press the Caps Lock key

What should you do if you select the wrong text?

• Close the browser

• Use the undo option

• Restart your computer

• Delete the document

Which icon is used to center align text in Google Docs?

• The justify icon

• The center align icon

• The right align icon

• The left align icon

How can you make text bold in Google Docs?

• Click on the 'A' icon

• Click on the 'U' icon

• Click on the 'B' icon

• Click on the 'I' icon

What is the purpose of underlining subheadings?

• To make them italic

• To highlight them

• To emphasize them

• To change their color

How do you create a bulleted list in Google Docs?

• Use the underline icon

• Click on the bulleted list icon

• Press the Tab key

• Use the numbered list icon

What happens when you reach the end of a line while typing in Google Docs?

• Google Docs automatically moves to a new line

• The text disappears

• You need to press Enter

• The text continues on the same line

Which formatting option allows you to change the appearance of text?

• File format

• Document title

• Page layout

• Font size

What should you not forget to do after formatting your document?

• Save the document

• Print the document

• Share the document

• Do your writing