MS Word
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Q1.Font styles are in which tab?
Correct Answer: B
Q2.Bullets and numbers are added from?
Correct Answer: B
Bullets and numbering options are found within the Paragraph group of the ribbon.
Q3.What are the minimum and maximum font sizes shown in the traditional formatting toolbar?
Correct Answer: B
The traditional formatting toolbar lists font sizes from 8 to 72 points.
Q4.In Microsoft Word, Superscript, subscript, shadow, outline, emboss, and engrave are known as _____?
Correct Answer: A
Superscript, subscript, shadow, outline, emboss, and engrave are specialized Font effects available under the Font formatting settings.
Q5.Which of the following line spacing choices is invalid in Microsoft Word?
Correct Answer: A
Word natively supports Single, Double, 1.5, and custom Multiple spacing. 'Triple' is not a standard built-in option.
Q6.The maximum font size available in Microsoft Word from the dropdown list is ____?
Correct Answer: A
The largest font size available in the standard formatting dropdown toolbar in Word is 72.
Q7.In Microsoft Word, the Paragraph group provides features like line spacing and the insertion of _____?
Correct Answer: A
The Paragraph group in MS Word provides options for paragraph alignments, line and paragraph spacing, and lists (Bullets and Numbering).
Q8.Which of the following positioning options is NOT available for fonts in Microsoft Word?
Correct Answer: A
Normal, Raised, and Lowered are valid font position settings relative to the text baseline in Word. Centered is a paragraph alignment setting, not a font positioning attribute.
Q9.In Microsoft Word, what alignment does the Letter 'L' set when clicked on the ruler?
Correct Answer: B
In Microsoft Word, the letter 'L' shape on the ruler represents the Left Tab stop, which aligns text to the left at that position.
Q10.Which formatting feature in Microsoft Word determines the exact vertical spacing between lines of a paragraph?
Correct Answer: D
Line Spacing controls the vertical distance separating adjacent lines of text within a selected paragraph.