Understanding Microsoft Word Templates

What is a template in Microsoft Word?

• A pre-designed document layout that can be used as a starting point for creating new documents.

• A preset margin setting.

• A type of font style.

• A spell-check tool.

Which of the following is NOT a common type of Microsoft Word template?

• Resume

• Business Letter

• Spreadsheet

• Report

How can you access the template gallery in Microsoft Word?

• File > New

• Home > Templates

• Insert > Template

• View > Template Options

If you want to save a document you created as a template for future use, what file extension should you use?

• .docx

• .dotx

• .txt

• .pdf

When creating a document from a template, which of the following is true?

• You cannot edit the content of the template.

• Each time you create a document from a template, it starts with the same initial content.

• Templates can only be used for specific types of documents.

• The formatting in the template cannot be changed.

Which of the following file extensions is used for a standard Microsoft Word document?

• .xlsx

• .pptx

• .docx

• .html

What feature in Microsoft Word allows you to automatically create a table of contents?

• Mail Merge

• Track Changes

• Styles

• Macros

Which tab in Microsoft Word would you use to change the page orientation?

• Home

• Insert

• Layout

• Review

What is the shortcut key for saving a document in Microsoft Word?

• Ctrl + S

• Ctrl + P

• Ctrl + C

• Ctrl + V

In Microsoft Word, which feature allows you to compare two versions of a document?

• Compare Documents

• Document Inspector

• Word Count

• Thesaurus