Vertical Alignment in Microsoft Word

This tutorial guides students through the process of vertically aligning page contents in Microsoft Word 2016. It covers accessing the page setup dialog box, and demonstrates how to set vertical alignment to top, center, justified, and bottom. The video concludes with a request for feedback and subscription.

What is the default vertical alignment setting in Microsoft Word 2016?

• Top

• Justified

• Center

• Bottom

Which tab in Microsoft Word contains the page setup group for vertical alignment?

• Review

• Layout

• Insert

• Home

What is the purpose of the page setup dialog box launcher in Word?

• To insert images

• To change font styles

• To access vertical alignment settings

• To check spelling

What happens to the document content when the vertical alignment is set to 'Center'?

• Content is centered between top and bottom

• Content is evenly spaced between top and bottom

• Content moves to the bottom

• Content moves to the top

How does 'Justified' vertical alignment affect the document content?

• Content is aligned to the bottom

• Content is centered

• Content is spaced to fill the page

• Content is aligned to the top

When using 'Justified' alignment, where does the document content start and end?

• Starts at the top margin, ends at the bottom margin

• Starts at the center, ends at the center

• Starts at the footer, ends at the header

• Starts at the header, ends at the footer

What is the effect of setting the vertical alignment to 'Bottom'?

• Content is aligned to the bottom

• Content is aligned to the top

• Content is centered

• Content is spaced to fill the page

Which vertical alignment option spaces the text to fill the entire page?

• Justified

• Bottom

• Top

• Center

Which vertical alignment option would you use to have text start at the bottom of the page?

• Top

• Bottom

• Justified

• Center

What should you do if you want to revert back to the original vertical alignment setting?

• Select 'Justified' alignment

• Select 'Bottom' alignment

• Select 'Top' alignment

• Select 'Center' alignment