Columns go up and down
Explanation
This is a multiple choice test on the skills you learned for creating and formatting documents in MS Word.
CMD+N
Rows go from left to right
CMD+L
You would use the Spelling and Grammar tool after you have completed your document to correct any spelling or grammar errors.
You would select TABLE off of the menu bar
The report title is center aligned and at times is bold
Use the Save as.. command
You need to type your full name, the class, the teachers name and the date before typing the title.
Arial is a Font, which is acceptable when typing formal reports.
By using the Insert/Page Break
Thesaurus
As many as your computer memory will hold
A margin is the white space around the document
Ctrl+E
DOC
CMD+B
A page break will create a new page in your document.
Tab
A typed report is always double spaced to make it easier for the reader to read.
You will need to enter a page break and include the bibliography or works cited page on its own page.
The answer is B, the second arrow.
You can use tabs or a table to line up your data
The margin setting on the menu bar is Format and then Document.
A green squiggly underline under the word "write". The spell check tool would suggest either "writing" or "right"
All margins are set at 1", except for the left, where you need an extra 1/2 inch for the binding. This makes your left margin measurement 1.5"
Since this report is not bound, your margins should be an even 1" on all four sides.
Use the arrow keys while holding down a Shift key
A work cited page is double spaced while a bibliography has single spaced sources with a double space in between each one.
Your handing indent is set at 0.5"
A hanging indent indents the second and third line of each source.
Your last name and the page number are the only things that should be in the header section of a multipage report.
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