In Word, you can create a selection by dragging the insertion point to highlight the text.

Identify the key combinations that are used to perform the following tasks. Write your answers on the spaces provided.

Select all text in the document.

Select one character at the left of the insertion point.

Paste the text.

Drag is the mouse action that is used to move the selected text.

Double clicking the mouse will select all the contents of the document

Creating a selection is the first step in many editing techniques.

You can paste the cut or copied text multiple times.

CTRL + Shift + → selects one word to the right of the insertion point.

Triple click the paragraph to select it.

To copy text, simply drag the selection while holding down the Alt key.

CTRL + A selects all text in the document

It is dragging the selected text to another location in the document.

It is the command that removes the selected text from the document and places it to the clipboard.

It is the temporary storage of cut or copied text.

It is the command that places the cut (or copied) text back to the document.

Is a feature that provides you with the set of choices in which the copied or cut text will be pasted on the document.

It is one of the Paste option command that pastes the text in its original appearance.

It is one of the Paste options that pasted the text and matches the text formats to the formats of the text that surrounds the pasted text.

It is one of the Paste option that pastes the text in the default format defined in the template.