This 'Word Processing Lesson 1-3 Test' assesses understanding of Microsoft Word's interface elements like the Quick Access toolbar, Ribbon, Dialog Box Launcher, and navigation tools. It validates skills essential for efficient document management and customization, crucial for academic and professional proficiency in word processing.
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Shift
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Home
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A green wavy line.
A slash through the middle.
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To the right of the cursor
To the left of the cursor
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ALT + --> moves the cursor one word to the right.
CTRL + END moves the cursor to the end of the document.
HOME moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous paragraph.
ALT + END moves the curosr to the end of the line.
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Contextual tabs
Undo
Dialog Box Launcher
Galleries
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If Word automatically corrects something that you don't want corrected, an AutoCorrect smart tag option allows you to undo the change.
You cannot delete AutoCorrect entries that come with the Word software.
If you do not want to use AutoCorrect, you should just ignore it. You cannot turn the feature off.
If AutoCorrect corrects something you do not want corrected, your only option is to delete the corrected term and retype it.
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Office Button --> Word Examples -->Modify-->AutoCorrect Options
Office Button --> Word Options --> Proofing, AutoCorrect Options
Office Button-->Word Updates-->Proofing-->AutoUpdate Options
Office Button-->Word-->Change/Replace--> AutoCorrect Options
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Ctrl + Spacebar
Ctrl + Enter
Ctrl + Shift + Enter
Alt + Enter
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Word 2007 documents are saving in a .word format.
The Save button is located on the Mini toolbar.
If you are saving a document for the first time, Word displays the Save As dialog box.
You cannot save a Word 2007 document on a USB flash drive.
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Click the Format Painter button and select the desired blocks of text.
Double-click the Format Painter button and select the desired blocks of text.
Use the Copy button.
Double-click the copy button.
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Double-click in the paragraph
Tripe-click in the paragraph
Triple-click anywhere in the left margin
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It's located on the Home tab of the Ribbon.
It is customizable.
It appears when you select text.
You hold down the CTRL key and tap M to display it.
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Find does not search for text formats.
The Find and Replace features are located in the Editing group on the Review tab.
You can highlight all occurences of a word or phrase in a document.
You cannot search for phrases; you must search for one word at a time.
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Formatting Ribbon
Contextual tabs
Print Preview
Live Preview
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Word will ignore all spelling errors for the rest of the document.
Grammar checking will be ignored until you manually start it again.
Word will ignore all occurrences of the word on which you right-click on.
Word will ignore all repeated words.
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