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This video tutorial guides users through creating, accessing, and modifying Google Docs using Google Apps Script. It covers document creation, updating content, working with lists and tables, and applying styles and formatting. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions and examples, including creating a document, appending content, and setting styles.

What is the first step in creating a new Google Doc using Google Apps Script?

• Append a paragraph to the document

• Select the document by its ID

• Create a standalone script

• Log the document URL

Which method is used to access the body of a Google Doc?

• openById()

• create()

• getBody()

• append()

What is the purpose of the append method in the context of Google Docs?

• To create a new document

• To add content

• To delete content

• To log document details

How can you add a new item to an existing list in a Google Doc?

• Use the create method

• Use the append method

• Use the setListId method

• Use the getBody method

What is the function of the setListId method?

• To connect list items to a specific list

• To delete a list

• To append text to a list

• To create a new list

How are table contents structured when creating a table in a Google Doc?

• As a single array

• As a JSON object

• As a nested array

• As a string

What is required to append an image to a Google Doc?

• A local file path

• A document ID

• A paragraph object

• A web URL

Which method is used to set a paragraph as a heading in a Google Doc?

• setStyle()

• setHeading()

• setAttribute()

• setParagraphHeading()

What type of value is expected when setting a foreground color in a Google Doc?

• Color name

• Decimal value

• Hex value

• RGB value

How can you ensure that only specific elements in a Google Doc are styled?

• Use the append method

• Use the create method

• Set styles at the bottom of the script

• Set styles at the top of the script