Vocabulary Review

Using your knowledge of the vocabulary used throughout the units, define the following term: Alignment.

• Alignment refers to the way text or objects are arranged in relation to the margins or other elements on a page (e.g., left, right, center, justified).

• Alignment refers to the process of changing the color of text or objects on a page.

• Alignment refers to the method of increasing the font size of text on a page.

• Alignment refers to the technique of adding images to a document.

Using your knowledge of the vocabulary used throughout the units, define the following term: AutoCorrect.

Using your knowledge of the vocabulary used throughout the units, define the following term: Center Alignment.

• Center Alignment is a text alignment option that centers text horizontally between the left and right margins.

• Center Alignment is a text alignment option that aligns text to the left margin only.

• Center Alignment is a text alignment option that justifies text to both the left and right margins.

• Center Alignment is a text alignment option that aligns text to the right margin only.

Using your knowledge of the vocabulary used throughout the units, define the following term: Clipboard.

• The Clipboard is a temporary storage area for text or objects that have been cut or copied, allowing them to be pasted elsewhere.

• The Clipboard is a tool used to print documents directly from the computer.

• The Clipboard is a folder where all downloaded files are automatically saved.

• The Clipboard is a feature that permanently deletes files from the computer.

Define the term: Comments.

• Comments are notes or annotations added to a document to provide feedback or additional information without altering the main content.

• Comments are the main content of a document that must not be changed.

• Comments are the titles given to each section of a document.

• Comments are the formatting styles applied to text in a document.

Define the term: Copy.

• Copy is the action of duplicating selected text or objects so that they can be placed elsewhere without removing them from their original location.

• Copy is the process of deleting selected text or objects from a document.

• Copy is the action of saving a file to a different format.

• Copy is the process of printing a document.

Define the term: Cursor.

• A cursor is a movable indicator on a computer screen that shows where the next character will be entered or where user actions will occur.

• A cursor is a type of computer virus that affects the display settings.

• A cursor is a storage device used to save files on a computer.

• A cursor is a programming language used for web development.

Define the term: Cut.

• Cut is the action of removing selected text or objects from their original location so they can be placed elsewhere.

• Cut is the process of copying text or objects to duplicate them in another location.

• Cut is the method of saving a document with a new name.

• Cut is the technique of changing the font style of selected text.

Define the term: First Line Indent.

• First Line Indent is a formatting style where only the first line of a paragraph is indented from the left margin.

• First Line Indent is a formatting style where all lines of a paragraph are centered.

• First Line Indent is a formatting style where the last line of a paragraph is indented from the right margin.

• First Line Indent is a formatting style where every line of a paragraph is indented from both margins.

Define the term 'Font' as used in Microsoft Word 2019.