Objective (MC) test on concepts learned during the one-semester Computer Keyboarding course: keyboarding, business documents, proofreading, number and capitalization rules
TO, FROM, SUBJECT, DATE
DATE, SUBJECT, TO, FROM
TO, FROM, DATE, SUBJECT
They can be in any order
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At the left margin
Centered
In mixed upper/lowercase
Underlined
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Upper left
Upper right
Bottom center
Bottom, alternating left and right
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Left
Center
Right
Anyway you want
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For the enclosure notation
For the salutation
For the typist's initials
For the writer's signature
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A wavy line appears under the word
The word is highlighted in red
The word is italicized
The word is corrected automatically
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Undo
Show/Hide
Display
Layout
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CTRL+down arrow
ALT+ENTER
CTRL+ENTER
ALT+page down
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Table
Cell
Chart
Box
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Table Properties dialog box
Distribute Columns button
Cell Alignment button
Table Autoformat dialog box
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The Table Tools Layout tab
The Formatting tab
The Borders and Shading dialog box
The Frames tab
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Zoom on the Page Layout tab
The + or - key
The Zoom slider on the Status bar
The scroll bars
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Insert space
Add a number
Transpose
New paragraphs
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Redo
Undelete
Go Back
Undo
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DELETE
ESC
BACKSPACE
INSERT
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Word Wrap
Margin Settings
Hanging Indent
Text Fill
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A customer writes to a restaurant to complain about the service
A company vice president schedules a meeting with his department
A girl contacts her pen pal in France
A credit card company notifies a customer that his payment is late
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Sit straight in the chair
Rest wrists on the keyboard frame or the desktop
Curve fingers over the home keys
Keep eyes on copy
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CTRL + B
ALT + B
The BOLD key on the keyboard
Must use the mouse to turn on bold
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Zero
One
Two
Three
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The person who wrote the memo
The person who will receive the memo
The person typing the memo
Xx always appears
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Right thumb
Right pointer
Any finger you want
None of the above
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Enclosure
Check
Inclusion
No notation is needed
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It explains why this document is written as a memo instead of a letter
It provides a greeting
It identifies the topic of the memo
It gives the writer a place to sign his/her name
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TX
Tex.
Because Texas is fewer than 8 letters, no abbreviation is needed
Any abbreviation is fine
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The MLA style report is single-spaced
The unbound report contains textual citations
The MLA style report displays page numbers on every page
Paragraphs of text are indented in an unbound report.
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Name, Class, Professor, Date
Name, Professor, Class, Date
Name, Year of Graduation, Date
Report Title, Name, Professor, Date
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2
3
4
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0
1
3
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0
1
2
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0
1
2
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Caps
3 small lines under the word
A diagonal slash through the word, and it written in capitals above
^
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Errors are automatically corrected for us
We can take advantage of tools designed to improve accuracy and efficiency
Documents are saved automatically
The software takes care of formatting for us
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