Click on the correct response for each question below.
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In Outline view, any text not identified with a heading style is considered |
| | A) | A. Body text. |
| | B) | B. Subheading text. |
| | C) | C. Outline text. |
| | D) | D. Paragraph text. |
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In Outline view, to view and reorganize a document’s structure, you can |
| | A) | A. Freeze frame the document. |
| | B) | B. Collapse the document. |
| | C) | C. Section the document. |
| | D) | D. Zoom the document. |
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In Outline view, to collapse text below a specific heading level that you want to display, |
| | A) | A. Double-click the plus symbol next to the heading. |
| | B) | B. Click the Show Level box. |
| | C) | C. Click the heading text, and then click the rectangle symbol. |
| | D) | D. Click the numbered button for the lowest. |
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In Outline view, to expand collapsed text under a heading one level at a time, |
| | A) | A. Click the heading text and then click the Show Level box. |
| | B) | B. Double-click the plus symbol next to the heading. |
| | C) | C. Click the heading text and then click the Expand button. |
| | D) | D. Double-click the box symbol next to the heading. |
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Moving headings in Outline view selects and moves |
| | A) | A. The entire topic. |
| | B) | B. Only the headings. |
| | C) | C. Only body text. |
| | D) | D. All subtopics. |
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When saving a folder, the rules for naming folders are the same as for naming files, except they typically do not include |
| | A) | A. Numbers. |
| | B) | B. Letters. |
| | C) | C. An extension. |
| | D) | D. Characters. |
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This dialog box is used to change the way many features in Word operate. |
| | A) | A. Format |
| | B) | B. Options |
| | C) | C. Tools |
| | D) | D. Customize |
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In Print Layout view, this will control the formatting that will be applied. |
| | A) | A. Formatting zones |
| | B) | B. Layout styles |
| | C) | C. Formatting themes |
| | D) | D. AutoFormat |
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In the Styles and Formatting dialog box, this task pane allows you to apply styles, create new styles, and modify existing styles. |
| | A) | A. Notes |
| | B) | B. Styles and Formatting |
| | C) | C. Tools |
| | D) | D. Paragraph |
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A Title style is a |
| | A) | A Title style is a
A. Page style. |
| | B) | B. Character style. |
| | C) | C. Paragraph style. |
| | D) | D. Note style. |
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This is a listing of the topic headings that appear in a document and their associated page references. |
| | A) | A. Index |
| | B) | B. Works Cited page |
| | C) | C. Table of contents |
| | D) | D. Reference |
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