Visual Representation Of MS Word
This quiz is based on the book Visual Representation of Ms word. If you have read it, you should give this quiz a try. The test is set out to gauge your knowledge with examples of various functions.
- 1.Name of a literary work. It gives the reader an idea about what will be read in the book
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Title
- B.
Appendix
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Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
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Diagram
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Glossary
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Graphs
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Heading
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Index
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Maps
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Photograph/Illustration
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Bold Print
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Table
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Table of Contents
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Time line
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Subheading
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Bullet Points
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Italics
- 2.A section at the back of a book or document that gives additional information that is important to but is not in the main text
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Title
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Appendix
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Captions
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Charts or tables
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Diagram
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Glossary
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Graphs
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Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
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Photograph/Illustration
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Bold Print
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Table
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Table of Contents
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Time line
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Subheading
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Bullet Points
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Italics
- 3.Words underneath/ beside photographs, illustrations or charts explaining what it is or what it is about
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Title
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Appendix
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Captions
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Charts or tables
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Diagram
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Glossary
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Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
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Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
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Italics
- 4.a visual representation of data, a visual depiction of information that is quick and easy to read
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
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Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 5.A drawing intended to explain how something works; a drawing showing the relation between the parts
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
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Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 6.an alphabetical list of terms with the definitions for those terms. It usually appears at the end of a book and includes terms which are newly introduced
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
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Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 7.A visual representation showing how 2 or more sets are related to each other plotted with reference to a set of axes
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
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Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 8.A line of text serving to indicate what the passage below it is about
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
- E.
Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
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Time line
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Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
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Italics
- 9.Pages at the back of the book that tell where to find important topics in the book. It lists the page number the term is found on.
- A.
Title
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Appendix
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Captions
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Charts or tables
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Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
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Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 10.Information presented in visual form to tell you where something is or where it happened. It helps to understand where places are located
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
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Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 11.A picture that emphasizes key points and adds interest
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
- E.
Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 12.Text that is heavier and darker than the rest of the text. It can be used to show which words can be found in the glossary.
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
- E.
Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 13.A list of facts or numbers arranged in a special order, usually in rows and columns.
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
- E.
Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 14.A list that shows the major chapters and parts of the book as well as the page numbers.
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
- E.
Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 15.A visual representation of events in history displayed in chronological order.
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
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Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
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Time line
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Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
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Italics
- 16.A secondary heading added underneath a subject heading. It is used to divide entries under the subject into more specific subcategories.
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
- E.
Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 17.A symbol used to introduce items in a list. They are used to create a list and make it easier to read and understand
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
- E.
Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
- 18.Words that are slanted to the right. It calls attention to important words or terms. It shows which words can be found in the glossary.
- A.
Title
- B.
Appendix
- C.
Captions
- D.
Charts or tables
- E.
Diagram
- F.
Glossary
- G.
Graphs
- H.
Heading
- I.
Index
- J.
Maps
- K.
Photograph/Illustration
- L.
Bold Print
- M.
Table
- N.
Table of Contents
- O.
Time line
- P.
Subheading
- Q.
Bullet Points
- R.
Italics
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