Microsoft Word 2010: Page Breaks vs. Return Key

What is the common mistake people make when trying to create a new page in Microsoft Word 2010?

• Using the page break tool

• Pressing the return key multiple times

• Using the space bar repeatedly

• Inserting a new document

Why is using the return key multiple times to create a new page considered a bad practice?

• It makes the document look more professional

• It can cause formatting issues when editing the document

• It saves time

• It is the recommended method by Microsoft

What happens when you add text to a page that was created using the return key method?

• The text remains in place

• The text moves to the next page

• The text is highlighted

• The text is deleted

What issue can arise when students use the return key to create new pages in their coursework?

• Their text is pushed down, creating blank spaces

• Their text becomes bold

• Their text is printed in a different font

• Their text is automatically saved

What is the recommended method to create a new page in Microsoft Word 2010?

• Using the space bar

• Inserting a new document

• Inserting a page break

• Using the return key

Which tab in Microsoft Word 2010 allows you to insert a page break?

• Review

• Insert

• Home

• View

What is one of the keyboard shortcuts for inserting a page break in Microsoft Word 2010?

• Ctrl + Enter

• Ctrl + P

• Alt + Enter

• Shift + Enter

Which tab besides 'Insert' can be used to insert a page break?

• Design

• References

• Mailings

• Page Layout

What is the main advantage of using page breaks over the return key?

• It is more visually appealing

• It is easier to remember

• It prevents formatting issues

• It is faster

What should you do if you want to add more text to a page without affecting the next page?

• Use the return key

• Use the space bar

• Start a new document

• Insert a page break