Microsoft Word 2019 Course Overview

This video tutorial introduces the Microsoft Word 2019 course by LearnKey, aimed at helping learners build documents and prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist Word 2019 certification. The course covers various document types and exam domains, providing a comprehensive guide to using Word effectively. Key features of the Word interface, such as the ribbon and backstage, are explained, along with practical steps for creating and saving documents.

What is the primary goal of the Microsoft Word 2019 course?

• To learn basic computer skills

• To prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist Word 2019 certification

• To become a graphic designer

• To learn programming languages

Which domain focuses on inserting and formatting text, paragraphs, and sections?

• Domain 1

• Domain 2

• Domain 3

• Domain 4

What is the significance of knowing the ribbon and backstage in Word?

• They are optional features

• They are essential for performing tasks in the live exam

• They are only for advanced users

• They are not used in the exam

What should you do before submitting your work in the exam?

• Print the document

• Close the application

• Check the word count

• Save your work

How can you open Microsoft Word from the start menu?

• By clicking on the Word icon

• By typing 'Word' after clicking the start button

• By pressing Ctrl + W

• By using the search bar

What information does the status bar in Word provide?

• Page number and word count

• Font styles

• Document title

• Ribbon options

Where can you find the option to save a document in Word?

• In the Home tab

• In the View tab

• In the Insert tab

• In the File tab

What is the shortcut to create a new blank document in Word?

• Ctrl + S

• Ctrl + P

• Ctrl + N

• Ctrl + O

What is the first step in starting a new document in Word?

• Open an existing document

• Click the File tab and select New

• Select a template

• Print a document

Which method is preferred for building a document according to the instructor?

• Format as you go

• Type and format later

• Use templates

• Copy and paste