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Mail Merge Quiz S3

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Mail Merge mainly used for?

a)

Creating charts and graphs

b)

Sending the same document to many people with different details

c)

Editing large documents

d)

Protecting a document

2.

Which two items are combined in Mail Merge?

a)

Table and chart

b)

Main document and data source

c)

Image and text

d)

Header and footer

3.

Which of the following is an example of a data source in Mail Merge?

a)

A letter template

b)

A Word document with pictures

c)

A list of names and addresses

d)

A table of contents

4.

In Mail Merge, what is the main document?

a)

A list containing recipients’ details

b)

A database table

c)

The document that contains fixed text

d)

A printed letter

5.

Which MS Word tab contains the Mail Merge tools?

a)

Home

b)

Insert

c)

Layout

d)

Mailings

6.

Which of the following is a merge field?

a)

Heading 1

b)

>

c)

Page number

d)

Table

7.

What happens when you click “Finish & Merge”?

a)

The document is deleted

b)

The document is saved automatically

c)

Individual documents are created for each recipient

d)

The data source is edited

8.

Which of the following is NOT a use of Mail Merge?

a)

Printing certificates

b)

Sending invitation letters

c)

Creating personalized emails

d)

Drawing diagrams

9.

Which option allows you to see how merged documents will look before printing?

a)

Update Table

b)

Track Changes

c)

Preview Results

d)

Protect Document

10.

Which file can be used as a data source for Mail Merge?

a)

Excel spreadsheet

b)

Text file

c)

Word table

d)

All of the above

11.

In Mail Merge, which part contains variable information?

a)

Main document

b)

Header

c)

Footer

d)

Data source

12.

Mail Merge is most useful when you want to:

a)

Edit one document repeatedly

b)

Create many documents with the same layout but different details

c)

Insert tables and figures

d)

Protect a document with a password