Style most commonly used in the sciences and social sciences.

A style in which the author's name & page number(s) are used directly in the body of the document.

A raised number indicating your footnote reference.

Bibliographical reference page, listing that generally includes author's name, followed by the title of the work, city of publication, publishing company and the day, and medium.

Indicates the format of the information used as a source for your research paper.

The location of the tools used to insert footnotes, endnotes, works cited, and other tools used in research paper writing.

Ordering words or paragraphs in alphabetic, numeric, or date order based on the first character in each word or paragraph.

Line of a paragraph that is "left" at the top of a page by itself.

A line of a paragraph that is "left" at the bottom of a page by itself.

Text you want printed at the top of each page in the document

Generally, prints the same information on the bottom of every page

An explanatory note that exists at the bottom of a page of report

An explanatory note that exists at the end of a report

A page break inserted by the computer when the program determines that a page is full

A page break that the user inserts using the Insert Ribbon

Words with opposite meanings

Words that are similar in meaning

From the beginning of the alphabet to the end of the alphabet, smallest number to the largest, or earliest date to the most recent date

From the end of the alphabet to the beginning of the alphabet, the largest number to the smallest number, or the most recent date to the earliest date

Removing the selected item from the document and then placing it on the Office Clipboard, which is a temporary storage area

The process of copying an item from the Clipboard into the document at the location of the insertion point

Indents the first line of each paragraph

Indents all other lines after the first line in a paragraph.

Moves all lines to the right by changing the entire left margin.

A shortcut that allows a user to jump easily and quickly to another location in the same document or to other documents or web pages.

The process of following a hyperlink to its destination

The base style for new Word documents

Line spacing for all reports should be

Margins for a report should be .5" top, 1" left, .5" bottom, and 1" right

Font for all reports should be Times New Roman font style.