MS Word | MCQs

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Page orientation refers to the way a page is aligned or rotated for printing or display.

There are two main types of page orientation:

• Portrait (vertical)
• Landscape (horizontal)

Landscape is an example of page orientation, where the page is rotated to have a wider width than height.

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The Illustrations group contains tools for creating drawings and illustrations, including: Pictures, Clip Art, Shapes, SmartArt, and Screenshot.

The Illustrations group can be used to enhance the appearance and layout of a document.

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Autocorrection

It is also known as text replacement, is an automatic data validation function used in word processors and text editing interfaces

AutoFormat 

This feature automatically formats a document as you type it by applying the associated styles to text

Auto format feature is used to replace straight quotes with smart quotes while typing

Smart Tags

It is used for creating actions associated with words or phrases in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Internet Explorer 6. For example, when Smart Tags are enabled in a document, Word may recognize certain phrases (such as names or dates). Smart tags are no longer is in use.

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• In MS Word, the "Font-style" property is used to specify the style of the font, including italic, regular, and oblique.
• To apply italic text, select the text and choose "Italic" from the "Font-style" options in the Font group of the Home tab.

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• You can also use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + I" to apply italic formatting.
• The "Font" dialog box also provides an option to select italic font style.

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• In MS Word 2007, CTRL + G opens the "Go To" dialog box, allowing navigation to a specific page, bookmark, footnote, table, comment, or other locations in the document.
• It is a quick way to move around large documents without manual scrolling.

Other Useful Shortcuts in MS Word 2007:

• CTRL + H: Opens the "Find and Replace" dialog box.
• CTRL + S: Saves the document.
• CTRL + P: Opens the print dialog box.
• CTRL + Z: Undoes the last action.

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You can insert page numbers using the "Page Number" command from the "Insert" menu.

Alternatively, you can also insert page numbers using the "Header and Footer" command from the "View" menu.

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In Microsoft Word, the Layout Tab contains the options for managing rows and columns.

It including inserting and deleting rows and columns, merging cells, and adjusting table properties.

Insert Tab: This tab allows you to insert various elements into your document, such as tables, images, and shapes.

View Tab: This tab allows you to adjust the view settings of your document, such as zoom level, page layout, and window arrangement.

Home Tab: This tab contains basic formatting tools, such as font styles, paragraph alignment, and number formatting.