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BCIS- Micro. Word
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Characters that display on the screen, but do not print, indicating where the Enter key, the Spacebar, and the tab key are pressed. | Formatting Marks |
| Pictures, charts, or drawing objects | Graphics |
| A feature that reflows text as an object is moved or resized so that you can view the placement of surrounding text | Live layout |
| A small box with an upward- and downward-pointing arrow that enables you to move rapidly through a set of values by clicking | Spin box |
| The manner in which the text displays around the object | Text wrapping |
| Frames, shapes, shadows, borders, and other special effects that can be added to an image to create an overall visual style for the image | Picture styles |
| Formats that make pictures look more like sketches or paintings | Artistic effects |
| An object such as a line, arrow, box, callout, or banner | Shape |
| A commonly used alignment of text at the left margin, leaving the right margin uneven | Left alignment |
| An alignment of text in which the text is evenly aligned on both the left and right margins | Justified alignment |
| The distance between lines of text in a paragraph | Line spacing |
| Text symbols such as small circles or check marks that introduce items in a list | Bullets |
| A mark on the ruler that indicates the location where the insertion point will be placed when you press the Tab key | Tab stop |
| A designer-quality graphic used to create a visual representation of information | SmartArt |
| A symbol with which you can rotate a graphic to any angle, displays above the top center sizing handle | Rotation handle |
| A preformatted document that you can use as a starting point and then change to suit your needs | Template |
| The feature that moves from the right edge of a paragraph to the beginning of the next line as necessary to fit within the margins | Word wrap |
| Characters that display on the screen to show the location of paragraphs, tabs, and spaces, but that do not print, are called: | nonprinting characters |
| Picture formatting options that control the manner in which text wraps around a picture or other object | Layout options |
| The symbol that indicates to which paragraph an image is attached is a(n): | anchor |
| A symbol with which you can rotate a graphic to any angle and that displays above the top center sizing handle | rotation handle |
| The placement of paragraph text relative to the left and right margins is referred to as: | alignment |
| A moveable, resizable container for text or graphics | text box |
| The space between the text and the top, bottom, left, and right edges of paper | margins |
| A list of items with each item introduced by a symbol such as a small circle or check mark, and which is useful when the items in the list can be displayed in any order | bulleted list |
| A button that can be turned on by clicking it once, and then turned off by clicking it again | toggle |
| A series of dots following a tab that serve to guide the reader's eye | dot header |
| Non-printing text that holds a place in a document where you can type | placeholder text |
| A pane that displays to the left of a SmartArt graphic and is used to type text and edit text in a SmartArt graphic | text pane |
| A picture composed of straight and curved lines | icon |
| An arrangement of information organized into rows and columns | table |
| The box at the intersection of a row and column in a table | Cell |
| A feature in Word with which you can see suggestions from LinkedIn to help you updated your resume | Resume Assistant |
| A professional networking website that focuses on business and employment-oriented services--a good place to build your professional indentity | |
| The built-in paragraph style--available from the Paragraph Spacing command--that inserts no extra space before or after a paragraph and uses line spacing of 1 | No Paragraph Space |
| The personal or company information that displays at the top of a letter | Letterhead |
| The first line in a business letter that contains the current date, and that is positioned just below the letterhead if a letterhead is used | Dateline |
| The name and address of the person receiving a letter and positioned below the date line | Inside address |
| The greeting line of a letter | Salutation |
| A parting farewell in a letter | Complimentary closing |
| The name and title of the author of a letter, places near the bottom of the letter under the complimentary closing | Writer's Indentification |
| The optional line following the inside address in a business letter that states the purpose of the lerrer | Subject line |
| Additional documents included with a business letter | Enclosures |
| A digital writing assistant in Word that flags misspellings, grammatical errors, and writing style issues | Editor |
| A technique by which you can move, by dragging, selected text from one location in a document to another | Drag-and-drop |
| When you create a table, the width of all of cells in the table is | Equal |
| To indicate words that might be misspelled because they are not in Word's dictionary, Word flags text with: | red squiggles |
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