Basic Layout In Microsoft Word! Trivia Quiz
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Microsoft word is a popularly used program that is used for writing letters, assignments, or even books. This being said, it is tough for one to use a computer and never use Microsoft word. This quiz is to test the student’s knowledge of the basic layout in Microsoft Word 2003. Give it a try and see if you can identify each part and its position.
- 1.Where is the Menu Bar generally found on the Microsoft Word 2003 layout?
- A.
On the Taskbar on the bottom.
- B.
Located generally directly below the Title bar.
- C.
Located in the File Menu.
- D.
Click Tools on the Menu Bar
- 2.Why is the Title Bar important?
- A.
Allows the user to have x-ray vision for 3 second intervals.
- B.
Displays all of the documents in your folders.
- C.
Allows you to Save your current document.
- D.
Displays the name of the document on which you are working on.
- 3.What are the names of the two most important toolbars on the Microsoft Word layout? Select two choices.
- A.
AutoText Toolbar
- B.
Standard Toolbar
- C.
Drawing Toolbar
- D.
Formatting Toolbar
- 4.Where would you go to activate the Ruler on your document?
- A.
View> Toolbars
- B.
File> Open
- C.
View> Ruler
- D.
Insert>Reference
- 5.What does the Reading Layout view allow you to do?
- A.
It allows you to read several articles at one time without pausing.
- B.
It allows you to format your screen to make reading your document more comfortable since it looks like your reading a book.
- C.
It allows you to formate your screen so it looks smaller.
- D.
It allows you to format the size of your text on the screen
- 6.How do you exit Microsoft Word 2003?
- A.
Click File> Exit
- B.
File> Open>Exit
- C.
File> Send To
- D.
File>Print
- 7.The Menu Bar has various menu's which one is not supposed to be there from the list below?
- A.
Insert
- B.
Table
- C.
Columns
- D.
Format
- E.
File
- 8.Where would I go if I wanted to get more toolbars other than the Standard & Format toolbars?
- A.
Format>Background
- B.
View>Toolbars
- C.
File> Open
- D.
Insert>Picture
- 9.What does Click mean when using the mouse?
- A.
Point to the object and press your left mouse button once.
- B.
Point to the object and double click on it twice.
- C.
Point to the object and clap your hands furious.
- D.
Point to the object with your fingers and click by tapping the screen with your fingers.
- 10.What does Double-Click mean when using the mouse?
- A.
Point to the object and press your left mouse button once.
- B.
Point to the object and double click on it twice.
- C.
Point to the object with your fingers and double-click by tapping the screen with your fingers.
- D.
Point at your neighbor and ask his or her opinion using telepathy.
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