Lesson 2.1: Intro To Microsoft Word

What is a group in Microsoft Word?

• A group in MS Word is a collection of related commands or objects that can be managed together.
• A group in MS Word is a feature that only applies to images.
• A group in MS Word refers to a type of font style.
• A group in MS Word is a single command that cannot be modified.

What is the ribbon in Microsoft Word?

• The ribbon is a type of font in Microsoft Word.
• The ribbon is a feature that automatically saves documents.
• The ribbon is a tool for editing images in Microsoft Word.
• The ribbon is the main toolbar in Microsoft Word that organizes commands into tabs.

What is a command in Microsoft Word?

• A command in MS Word is an instruction to perform a specific action.
• A command in MS Word is a style of paragraph.
• A command in MS Word is a document template.
• A command in MS Word is a type of font.

What is a tab in Microsoft Word?

• A tab is a feature that changes the color of text.
• A tab is a type of font style in Microsoft Word.
• A tab is a tool for inserting images in Microsoft Word.
• A section on the ribbon that organizes related commands and tools

What is the difference between a tab and a group in Microsoft Word?

• A tab contains commands, while a group organizes those commands into categories within the tab

• A group is a collection of tabs, and a tab is a single command

• There is no difference; they are the same thing in Word

• A tab is used for page breaks; a group is for spell check options.