Microsoft Word

Question: Which method will you use to switch between open documents in Microsoft Word 2010?
A
Using “Alt + Tab” key-combination in the keyboard

B
Using “Switch Windows” button under View tab

C
Using any of the above methods

D
Using “Web Layout” button under View tab

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Question: In order to distribute copies of your document via disk or email to other people who are using versions older than Microsoft Word 2010, you should—
A
save your document in Word 97‐2003 Document (.doc) format.

B
save your document in Plain Text (.txt) format.

C
save your document in Word 2010 Template (.dotx) format.

D
advise them to install Microsoft Office 2007 in their computers rather.

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Question: Which option(s) can you access by clicking the Office Button of Microsoft Word?
A
Saving a file

B
Opening a file

C
Printing the content of a file

D
All of the above

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Question: To save the file using a different file name,—
A
click on the Microsoft Office button and from the menu displayed, click on the “Save” command.

B
click on the Microsoft Office button and from the menu displayed, click on the “Save As” command.

C
click on the Microsoft Office button and from the menu displayed, click on the “Prepare” command.

D
click on the Microsoft Office button and from the menu displayed, click on the “Publish” command.

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Question: In which of the following ways, can you start Microsoft Word 2010?
A
Right-click on Desktop > Click “Start Microsoft Word”

B
Start menu > All Programs > Microsoft Office > Microsoft Office Word 2010

C
Start menu > Settings > Control Panel > Microsoft Office Word 2010

D
click on the Microsoft Office button and from the menu displayed, click on the “Publish” command.

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Question: How can you access the Page Setup options in Microsoft Word 2010?
A
By pressing Ctrl+P

B
Format > Page Setup

C
Page Layout tab within the Ribbon > Page Setup group

D
Tools > Page Settings

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Question: Why do you use the Print Preview command?
A
To enable the contents to be suitable for a specific printer

B
To preview a page before printing to see what it will look like after the printing out the file

C
To edit the contents with more comfort

D
To remove the visible text boundary, gridlines etc.

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Question: How can you begin the mail merge procedure?
A
Home tab > Mail and Letter > Start Mail Merge

B
Mailings tab > Mail Merge > Add Recipient > Send Letter …

C
Mailings tab > Start Mail Merge > Step by Step Mail Merge Wizard…

D
Insert tab > Communications > Letters and mails > Addresses > Send…

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Question: How can you begin the mail merge procedure?
A
Home tab > Mail and Letter > Start Mail Merge

B
Mailings tab > Mail Merge > Add Recipient > Send Letter …

C
Mailings tab > Start Mail Merge > Step by Step Mail Merge Wizard…

D
Insert tab > Communications > Letters and mails > Addresses > Send…

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Question: Which is not included in a Font Style?
A
Bold

B
Regular

C
Italic

D
Superscript

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Question: Which method will you use to switch between open documents in Microsoft Word 2010?

Question: In order to distribute copies of your document via disk or email to other people who are using versions older than Microsoft Word 2010, you should—

Question: Which option(s) can you access by clicking the Office Button of Microsoft Word?

Question: To save the file using a different file name,—

Question: In which of the following ways, can you start Microsoft Word 2010?

Question: How can you access the Page Setup options in Microsoft Word 2010?

Question: Why do you use the Print Preview command?

Question: How can you begin the mail merge procedure?

Question: How can you begin the mail merge procedure?

Question: Which is not included in a Font Style?