Microsoft Word Intermediate 2013

A punctuation tab is not a type of tab stop. Tab stops are used to align text at specific positions on a line. Left, center, and right tabs are commonly used to align text to the left, center, or right of the tab stop respectively. However, a punctuation tab does not exist as a type of tab stop.

The equal sign (=) is used to start any formula in a Word table. This is because the equal sign is a common symbol used in many programming languages and spreadsheet applications to indicate the start of a formula or equation. In Word, when you start a formula with an equal sign, it tells the program to interpret the following characters as a formula and calculate the result.

To add a table to your document, you should click the "Table" button in the "Tables" button group on the "Insert" tab in the Ribbon. Then, you should drag your mouse over the pop-up to select the number of columns and rows you want. Finally, release your mouse to insert the table with the desired dimensions.

In Microsoft Word, the "Insert" tab contains commands to add various elements to a document, including building blocks. Building blocks are pre-designed elements such as headers, footers, cover pages, and tables that can be inserted into a document to save time and effort in formatting. Therefore, the correct answer is (B) Insert.

To insert a dotted or dashed line between words when moving to a next tab stop, you should use a Leader tab. A Leader tab is used to create a line of dots, dashes, or any other chosen character that fills the space between the current tab stop and the next one. This helps in aligning text in a visually appealing manner, such as creating a table of contents or a dotted line for signatures.

Holding down the Shift key while clicking and dragging allows you to draw a perfect circle when inserting shapes into your document. The Shift key helps to constrain the proportions of the shape, ensuring that it maintains a perfect circle shape rather than becoming distorted.

The "Home" tab and "Paragraph" button group contains the buttons used to add bullets and numbers.

The "Picture Tools" contextual tab will appear within the Ribbon when you have an image selected in a Word document. This tab provides various tools and options specifically for working with images, such as formatting, resizing, cropping, and applying effects. When an image is selected, Word recognizes the need for these specific tools and displays the "Picture Tools" tab to make them easily accessible to the user.

When creating a custom building block in Microsoft Word, to save the formatting associated with a text selection, you need to include the paragraph mark that follows the text when making your selection. The paragraph mark includes all the formatting information for the selected text, so including it ensures that the formatting is saved along with the building block.