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WorksheetsChapter 7 Test Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
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Class
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1.
Which of the following describes the difference between typeface and font?
a)
Typeface is a set of characters in one specific style and size, where fond is the design of the character
b)
Typeface is the design of the characters, where font is the set of characters of a typeface in one specific style and size
c)
Typeface an obsolete term used to describe mechanical typewriters, where font has replaced it in the digital age
d)
They mean the same thing.
2.
In Microsoft Office, the height of the character, called the text size, is measured in the following?
a)
Points
b)
Pixels
c)
Inches
d)
Centimeters
3.
How can a user display the ruler in Microsoft Word?
a)
Double-click the far left side of the screen.
b)
Double-click the vertical scroll bar.
c)
In the Customize tab of Word Options dialog box.
d)
Check the Ruler check box in the Show group on the View tab to the ribbon.
4.
What is the default value for margins in Microsoft Word?
a)
1.75"
b)
1.5"
c)
1.25"
d)
1"
5.
All of the following are justification settings except _________________.
a)
Center
b)
Justify
c)
box-align
d)
Align left
6.
What is the shortcut for adding a page break in Microsoft Office?
a)
[Ctrl][Enter]
b)
[Ctrl][End][Enter]
c)
[Ctrl][Shift][Enter]
d)
[Ctrl][Alt][Enter]
7.
Which of the following describes a point in the document where the page formatting changes?
a)
Page shift
b)
Format shift
c)
Lead break
d)
Section break
8.
Which readability test produces a rating that corresponds to a school grade level in the United States?
a)
Flesch-Kincaid School Readability Statistics
b)
Flesch-Kincaid Student Reading Ability
c)
Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level
d)
Flesch-Kincaid Language Arts Score
9.
How can tabs assist in reading comprehension?
a)
Tabs increase spacing between letters, making words easier to read.
b)
Tabs dictate where text ends on the page, which improves readability.
c)
Tabs help to organize and space the text, which improves the readability of the document.
d)
Tabs increase spacing between paragraphs, which increases comprehension.
10.
If a text is ragged, that means it __________________.
a)
Is old
b)
Has uneven end point for each line
c)
Has a very high readability level
d)
Was poorly proofed
11.
Of the following Flesch Reading Ease test scores, which score translates to the easiest reading?
a)
58
b)
67
c)
83
d)
79
12.
Which term describes the arrangement of visual and artistic elements used to accomplish a goal or communicate an idea?
a)
Visual design
b)
Readability
c)
Page orientation
d)
Desktop publishing
13.
Describe page layout.
a)
Technical term for space between paragraphs.
b)
Amount of space between two characters.
c)
How the type is placed on the page,
d)
A file that saves the attributes of every font that will be used in a project.
14.
What is a document template?
a)
A preformatted document for a specific use.
b)
A previous version of a document
c)
A read-only version of a document.
d)
A bulleted list of the items within the document.
15.
Which if the following data sets is the best example for the use of a table?
a)
The hierarchy of a company’s technical support team
b)
Instructions for installing a video card.
c)
Different computer parts and their individual prices.
d)
A flowchart demonstrating the questions asked in a customer service phone call
16.
Technical terms for paragraph alignment.
a)
Justification
b)
Track changes
c)
Tabs
d)
Section alignment
17.
Technical term for vertical spacing between lines of text and paragraphs.
a)
Kerning
b)
Page break
c)
Leading
d)
Margins
18.
Defines the page size, recurring areas for type and graphics, and placement of recurring elements, such as page numbers.
a)
Master page
b)
Repeating placement
c)
Track changes
d)
proofing
19.
Automatically added by word processors when enough text is added to need an additional page.
a)
Proofing
b)
Readability
c)
Page break
d)
margins
20.
Small mark that extends from the end stroke of a character.
a)
Serif
b)
Style marks
c)
Leading
d)
orphan
21.
Measure of how easy it is for the reader to understand and locate information within a document.
a)
Kerning
b)
Desktop publishing
c)
Readability
d)
Style settings
22.
Kerning Process of checking the document for errors.
a)
Readability
b)
Word check
c)
Track changes
d)
proofing
23.
Desktop publishing file that saves the attributes of every font that will be used in a project.
a)
Track changes
b)
Master page
c)
Style sheet
d)
Formatting
24.
First line of a paragraph that falls immediately before a page break.
a)
Orphan
b)
Beginning point
c)
Page break
d)
widow
25.
Preset horizontal locations across the page in a document.
a)
Formatting
b)
Tabs
c)
Margins
d)
Serif
26.
Points at the top, bottom, left, and right of the page beyond which text is not placed.
a)
Page break
b)
Track changes
c)
Margins
d)
Point markings
27.
Feature for logging markups in Microsoft Word.
a)
Leading
b)
Track changes
c)
Markup storage
d)
Justification
28.
Amount of space between two letters.
a)
Margins
b)
Kerning
c)
Readability
d)
Point space
29.
Last line of a paragraph that falls immediately after a page break.
a)
Widow
b)
Leading
c)
Proofing
d)
First paragraph
30.
Using software to lay out text and graphics for professional-looking documents.
a)
Margins
b)
Kerning
c)
Serif
d)
Desktop publishing
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