MS Word 2007 ( Jan18~feb26 Class)quiz- Mid-terMS

Draft view provides an excellent way to see how your newsletter will look when printed.

You can use column breaks in place of section breaks.

The Columns feature provides a good alternative for setting up tabular columns.

The Columns feature provides the ability to vary the sizes of columns within a page.

None of the above.

The WordArt gallery on the Ribbon contains pre-designed WordArt layouts.

Selecting a WordArt object displays the Insert contextual tab on the Ribbon.

You know a WordArt object is selected when a green circular handle appears at the top of the object.

You cannot change the color of a WordArt object.

None of the above

You must import Building Blocks into Word before you can use them.

Building Blocks provide a method for storing frequently used content.

You must assign a custom Building Block to the Quick Parts gallery.

Building Blocks appear only in the Quick Parts gallery on the Ribbon.

None of the above.

Provides a list of WordArt layouts

Allows you to search for clip art images only

Displays a Format tab for use in formatting your clip art

Includes a search box where you can search for images by entering a keyword

None of the above.

To hyperlink within a document, the location you link to cannot be a Bookmark or a heading style.

You cannot hyperlink to another document from within a Word document.

You can hyperlink to a web page from within a Word document.

You cannot hyperlink from one location to another within a document.

None of the above.

The split bar makes it possible to compare three different parts of the same document next to each other

You must double click the mouse button to anchor the split bar

You can display multiple documents side by side

You cannot reposition the split bar once you anchor it

None of the above

You can assign a Bookmark name to a block of text.

You cannot use the Go To command to navigate to a Bookmark.

You cannot use the Bookmark dialog box to navigate to a Bookmark.

You can assign a Bookmark name via the Go To tab in the Find and Replace dialog box.

None of the above

Live Preview allows you to view Quick Styles before you apply them.

Quick Styles are used for paragraph formatting only.

The Styles task pane displays a list of the available Quick Styles sets.

You cannot add a custom style to the Quick Styles gallery.

All of the above.

Contrast controls how bright each element in the picture looks.

Contrast controls the difference between the darkest and lightest elements of the picture.

Turning up the contrast makes each element appear closer to white.

Turning down the contrast makes each element appear closer to black.

You cannot uncrop a picture.

Cropping adjusts the magnification of an image.

Cropping permanently modifies the original picture.

Cropping allows you to hide parts of a picture.

None of the above.

Changing margins

Inserting section breaks

Page borders

SmartArt graphics

None of the above.

You cannot separately format the objects that are within a SmartArt object.

You enter text in a SmartArt object via the Type Your Text Here pane.

SmartArt allows you to change the color of the page background.

You cannot use SmartArt Styles.

None of the above.

Network.

Workgroup.

Normal.

Custom.

None of the above.

You cannot edit a footnote or endnote once it is inserted in a document. You must delete the note and reinsert it.

A footnote or endnote is always visible at the bottom of a page or the end of the document in Draft view.

Footnotes and endnotes are used to cite references to a part of the text.

Footnotes and endnotes are linked to each other.

None of the above.

You cannot place page number codes in headers and footers.

There is a header and footer area at the top and bottom of every page in a document.

Footers and footnotes are interchangeable.

You cannot place graphic images in headers and footers.

The word 'Figure' is the only label available for a table of figures.

You cannot control the page number formatting in a table of figures. You must use Word’s default settings.

You cannot update a table of figures. You must delete it and reinsert it.

Word uses captions to generate entries in a table of figures.

None of the above.

Hyperlink

Clip Art

SmartArt

Heading

None of the above.

If you make changes to text marked as an index entry, Word automatically updates the index.

You can choose the number of columns you want for formatting an index.

Index entries are automatically sorted by page number.

You cannot edit main entry text once it appears in the Mark Index Entry dialog box.

None of the above.

You cannot control the format of a table of contents if you generate it through the Table of Contents dialog box.

You can navigate to a page within a document by pressing the [Alt] key while clicking a table of contents entry.

You cannot include text in a table of contents unless it is formatted with a heading style.

The Table of Contents button in the upper left corner of the table of contents field displays the Table of Contents gallery.

None of the above.

You double-clicked the Same as Previous tab in the header or footer area

You clicked the Link to Previous button before inserting the header or footer

You chose Design→Header & Footer→ Make the Same from the Ribbon

The headers and footers are linked together by default

None of the above.

The change balloons remain in the Markup Area, but they won’t print.

Word automatically protects the document from further revisions.

The accepted changes are incorporated into the original document.

The changes are incorporated in the document, and the changed text remains highlighted, but the highlighting won’t print.

None of the above.

Word compares the documents and uses the Track Changes techniques to display the changes

You have to turn on the highlighter in order to see the changes

When you combine the documents, Word displays them side by side so you can visually compare the differences

Word will not be able to incorporate the changes into the original document

None of the above.

Word merges the tracked changes from the reviewer’s document into the end of the original draft.

Reviewers can specify colors for their own comments and tracked changes.

The feature is an add-in, which you must purchase separately from Microsoft.

All additions to a document are always displayed in bright green.

None of the above.

You need an encrypted key to open it

You can only add electronic inked notations in the margins

No one can make any changes to it

You can restrict a reviewer to adding comments only

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