header & footer

Which of the following is NOT a typical purpose of using headers and footers in a document?

• To help readers navigate the document

• To add additional, essential content to the main body of the document

• To include page numbers for easy reference

• To display the document title or section name consistently on each page

What is a common reason for using headers in a document?

• To display page numbers

• To include a title, chapter, or section name

• To add visual decorations or images

• To summarize the content of the document

Which of the following is a best practice when designing footers in a document?

• Include too much information to fill the space

• Use large fonts that distract from the body text

• Include only essential reference information like page numbers or copyright details

• Leave the footer blank

What is the role of page numbers in the footer of a document?

• To provide a decorative element

• To help readers navigate and reference specific pages

• To summarize the document's content

• To include the author's contact details

When would you typically use a footer with a date in a document?

• When it’s a final version of a report or document

• On every page to indicate the day the document was printed or last updated

• Only on the first page to mark the document's creation date

• To add personal information about the author