Formatting a Title Page

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a title page for a literary analysis paper using Microsoft Word. It covers setting no spacing, choosing Times New Roman font size 12, centering text, and entering the title, name, teacher names, course name, and due date. The tutorial also includes instructions for checking the print preview to ensure correct formatting.

What is the first step in creating a title page for a literary analysis paper?

• Type the title

• Center the text

• Click 'no spacing' to adjust spacing

• Set the font to Arial

What is the purpose of clicking 'no spacing' in Word?

• To insert a page number

• To add a header

• To adjust spacing issues

• To change the font

Which font and size should be used for the title page?

• Calibri, size 11

• Verdana, size 10

• Times New Roman, size 12

• Arial, size 14

How do you center the text on the title page?

• Use the justify icon

• Use the right align icon

• Use the center align icon

• Use the left align icon

To position the title correctly, how many times should you press the enter key?

• 20 times

• 5 times

• 15 times

• 10 times

After typing the title, how many lines down should you go to type your name?

• 20 lines

• 10 lines

• 5 lines

• 15 lines

When listing teacher names, how should they be ordered?

• By tenure

• By subject

• By last name

• By first name

How many times should you press enter after typing your name before adding teacher names?

• Once

• Four times

• Twice

• Three times

What should you ensure when typing the course name?

• Use italics

• Do not abbreviate

• Use all caps

• Use abbreviations

In what format should the due date be written?

• Year, Month, Day

• Month, Day, Year

• Day, Month, Year

• Month, Year, Day