What technology from the 1800's preceded and defined most of the functionality in a word processor?

A keyboard shortcut is:

What functionality does the ruler in a word processor provide?

When you save a document to your personal cloud storage space, how can others access the document?

What is the "cloud"?

Which command allows you to change the document file type?

Microsoft Word and Google Docs are examples of what?

Which term describes software programs and services that you access over the Internet?

Google Docs or Microsoft Word allows to you to:

A template in a word processor provides access to:

You can find the Print command in which menu?

Which is the correct keyboard shortcut to open a document?

When you save your document to your computer, where is it stored?

You can find the options for Image, Link, Comment, Page Break and Header/Footer in which menu or tab?

If you need to share your document with others or access it from a phone or tablet, where should you store it?

The ability to retrieve files from anywhere at any time is called:

Which of the following commands appears in the Insert menu or tab?

Which menu or tab contains the command to show or hide the ruler?

Selecting and moving text or images with your mouse is called:

Which option will add the same text at the top and/or bottom of every page in your document?

Which numbered styles are most commonly used to generate a Table of Contents?

MLA format recommends that use footnotes to provide a few short words about the resource and the author(s) within the document. What do you use to detail the resource, including authors, publishers, date of publications or copyright, web address and pages used?

What is plagiarism?

What is the keyboard shortcut for Copy?

What is the spacing for default tab stops along the ruler?

What command will quickly apply format elements to other text in your document?

Viewing the headers, footers and margins of your document while you are creating it means you are using which view?

What is the keyboard shortcut for inserting a page break?

Which term refers to the blank areas surrounding a document page?

How many steps can you "undo" in a word processor?

Document orientation is the direction that a page is displayed for viewing and printing. Which terms relate to page orientation?

Suppose you are downloading an image from the Internet to add to a report for school. What should you include in your bibliography?

Left, Center, Right, and Justify are options for which tool located on the toolbar or ribbon?

What is the name of the text format that raises text or numbers above and to the right?

Which command will locate text in your document and then replace it with alternate text?

What view should you use to inspect your document before printing?

What is the keyboard shortcut for selecting all of the content in your document?

Which command will display the number of pages, words and characters in a document?

Changing the layout of a document page or the design of text is called:

The keyboard shortcut for the Cut command is

The keyboard shortcut for the Copy command is

The universal keyboard shortcut for the Undo command is

What command will combine several shapes and lines into a single object?

Which command will restore an image to its original state?

Which commands can be used to bring a grid of cells from a spreadsheet into your document?

What kind of line is used to create a multi-sided object?

Which command will align and evenly space three or more objects from top to bottom?

When you create a shape, additional _________ options will become available when you select that shape in your document.

Which action allows you to remove images from your desktop or website to your document?

Holding down the Shift key as you use your mouse to draw a line will:

One handle at the top center of an image will have a round dot or arrow attached to it. What does this handle do?

Which menu/tab option contains the command to create a WordArt graphic in a word processor?

When you begin to draw a line or shape, your pointer changes its appearance. How does your pointer's appearance change?

Which option do you use when entering a term or keyword to find related images?

Which Shapes category contains a Not Equal shape?

After you insert an image into a document, click on the image to access ________ that let you scale the image's size in any direction.

Which command will add flat handles inside of the resizing handles to allow you to hide the edges of an image?

Which layout option will make the text flow around the image?

Using your mouse, which key allows you to create copies of shapes?

Visual representations of objects such as a circle or triangle are known as:

Which two keys are used with your mouse to draw a perfect circle?

You can add text to a shape by selecting the object and:

Which command will move a selected object to the top layer, closest to the viewer?

What command will combine multiple cells in a table?

When you resize the width of a column using your mouse, your pointer changes. How does your pointer's appearance change?

A table can only be aligned:

What is another name for a numbered list?

What keys are used to decrease an indent in a list?

How do lists and tables improve a document?

Which type of list would be best for writing instructions that need to be performed in a certain order?

You are typing a list of grocery items for a camping trip. Which type of list would work best?

In most word-processing programs, what should you select in order to add a table to a document?

What should you select in order to access additional options for formatting a table?

Rows, columns and cells are all parts of which object?

Each rectangular box in a table is called:

What is "cell padding"?

You can align the text in a cell to the left, center or right. You can also align it:

How do you remove a table from your document?

The line that surrounds every cell in your table is called a:

Which table element runs vertically (up and down)?

Which table element runs horizontally (left to right)?

What keystroke will insert a new row at the end of a table?

Which keyboard key will allow you to increase or decrease the indentation levels of the text?

What does the term "real-time collaboration" mean?

Where are the shared Google Drive and One Drive storage spaces located?

Which type of sharing option allows you to read another user's document but not modify it in any way?

When working in Google Drive or One Drive, what feature is available to preserve all changes to the document without using the Save command?

What command will display a list of changes made to the document, including the date the changes were made and the identity of the person who made the changes?

How many collaborators can be working simultaneously in an online document?

What command can recreate your document in another language?

When working in Google Drive or One Drive, what command allows you to bring back a prior version of your document?

When in Google Docs Suggesting Mode or if Track Changes is turned on in your Microsoft Word document, deleted text displays as:

Using Google Drive and One Drive, real-time collaboration can occur:

Which type of sharing option allows you to revise another user's document?

When working in Google Drive or One Drive, what command allows you to make a copy of document and store it locally on your computer?

When working in Google Drive or One Drive, what command allows you generate and share a copy of the document with someone outside of your collaboration circle?

What tool enables you to include feedback regarding the document content without changing any content?

When collaborating with others in a single document, what formatting feature is used to uniquely identify each collaborator's revisions?

In online collaboration, how do users differentiate each document?

Which term means that multiple users can work on the same document at the same time?

Which term means that you allow access to your document only by the people or groups you choose, and that you can allow either editing or read-only access?