Paragraph | MCQs

Explanation

In MS Word default alignment for a paragraph is the Left alignment

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The default alignment for the paragraph in MS Word is Left.

it also provides the alignment for other objects such as pictures, symbols, shapes, etc.

SH4-9-2023

Explanation

Enter key is used to start a new paragraph in MS Word

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• Most repeated questions about shortcut key
• Goes to the beginning of the current line = Home
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• Goes to beginning of document = Ctrl + Home
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• Goes to end of current line = End
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• Goes to end of document = Ctrl + End
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• Highlights from the current position to the beginning of line = Shift + Home
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• Highlights from current position to end of line = Shift + End
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• Cut selected item = Shift + Del & Ctrl + X
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• Copy selected item = Ctrl + C
  
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• Paste selected item = Ctrl + V

Explanation

Important keys

Ctrl+N - Create a new document

Ctrl+O - Open an existing document

Ctrl+S - Save a document

F12 - Open the Save As dialog box

Ctrl+W - Close a document

Ctrl+Z - Undo an action

Ctrl+Y - Redo an action

Alt+Ctrl+S - Split a window or remove the split view

Ctrl+F - Search a document

"Ctrl + End" is used to move the cursor to the end of the Document.

Ctrl + E is used to align the text in the Centre slide of a paragraph

ND7-5-2023

Explanation

Indentation refers to the space left between the margin and the start of a paragraph.

It often used to visually separate paragraphs and enhance readability.

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The topic sentence is usually placed at the beginning to introduce the main idea clearly.

This helps readers quickly understand what the paragraph will discuss.

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Ctrl+5 changes to 1.5 line spacing.

Pressing Ctrl+2 changes to double line spacing.

Pressing Ctrl+1 will give you single-line spacing.

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ND18-1-2023

Explanation

The sentence "It rained for 3 days and the streets in my neighborhood were flooded"

It is a compound sentence

Because it consists of two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction ("and").

Explanation

Text starts from the left margin.

Ragged right edge (not aligned on the right).

Suitable for most documents (letters, reports).

Can be changed to Center, Right, or Justify as needed.

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The Paragraph group in MS Word includes options for bullets, numbering, and indentation, helping organize text clearly.

It also allows line spacing and alignment adjustments to improve document formatting.

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