Shortcut Key | MCQs

Explanation

In MS word, Bookmark is a specific word, section, or location in our Word document

That we want to name and identify for future reference. 

Explanation

In Microsoft Word and other word processors, pressing Ctrl + X cuts any text, picture, or other object that is selected.

Ctrl + Z  used for = Undo

Ctrl + X  used for = Cut

Ctrl + Y   used for  = Redo

Explanation

Ctrl + Shift + F is the shortcut key for “Change the font" in MS Word.

Open the Font dialog box to change the font. Ctrl+Shift+F.

Increase the font size. Ctrl+Shift+>

Decrease the font size. Ctrl+Shift+<

Increase the font size by 1 point. Ctrl+]

Decrease the font size by 1 point. Ctrl+[

Explanation

Move the cursor to the top of the next page. Ctrl+Page down

Move the cursor to the top of the previous page. Ctrl+Page up

Explanation

CTRL + H opens the "Find and Replace" dialog box.

It allows you to replace text or specific formatting in MS Word 2007.

CTRL + I: Italicizes selected text.

CTRL + T: Creates a hanging indent.

Explanation

In Microsoft Word, pressing Ctrl + 1 changes a line, paragraph, or all highlighted text to have single spacing.

 press Ctrl + 2 to set the line spacing to double.

Ctrl + 5 to set it to 1.5 spaces per line.

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Explanation

Left Align aligns text along the left side of a document.

Explanation

1. Sentence Case
2. Lowercase
3. Uppercase
4. Title Case
5. Toggle Case

Explanation

Most repeated questions about shortcut key

Goes to beginning of current line = Home

Goes to beginning of document = Ctrl + Home

Goes to end of current line = End

      Goes to end of document = Ctrl + End

Highlights from current position to beginning of line = Shift + Home

Highlights from current position to end of line = Shift + End

Cut selected item = Shift + Del & Ctrl + X

Copy selected item = Ctrl + C

Paste selected item = Ctrl + V

       Paste = Shift + Ins.

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Explanation

AutoSum is a fast, easy way to add up multiple values in Excel.

You can access the AutoSum command from either the Home tab or the Formulas tab,

but there is a keyboard shortcut that makes it even faster: Alt + =.