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Document Formatting
Font, Paragraph, and Page Formatting
Question | Answer |
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What are the areas around your paper that will not be used? | Margins |
What is font size measured in? | Points |
Text that has been vertically raised such as found in exponents (X2) and reference material is called this. | Superscript |
What is text that has been vertically lowered such as in chemical equations like H2O. | Subscript |
Characters are evenly slanted toward the right and is used to make titles of books noted in the source material stand out. | Italics |
A formatting option that makes selected words print darker than normal. | Bold/Boldface |
A frame that surrounds pictures, a page, or text. | Border |
A list of non-sequential key points, each preceded by a symbol for emphasis. | Bulleted List |
What should you use to make a list of sequential items stand out? | Numbers |
All lines except the first line are indented. *Used when citing references | Hanging Indent |
This is used to organize text in newspapers and newsletters | Columns |
Insetting text from one of the margins such as when you are identifying the first line of a new paragraph | Indent |
Key used to indent the first line of a new paragraph | Tab |
You could change this from single to double in order to make a document easier to read. | Line Spacing |
This font style is preferred for Titles (It does NOT have curvy tips off the letters). | Sans Serif Font |
Indicates that the maximum number of lines has been keyed on a page and a new page is beginning | Page Break |
A page Break created by the user? | Hard break |
A Page Break created by the word processing program? | Soft Break |
This font style is preferred for web based content? | Sans Serif Font |
Direction a document is printed | Page Orientation |
This is page orientation that is wider than tall | Landscape |
References used to credit the source of information that are located at the end of a document on a separate page (sometimes called a works cited)? | Endnotes |
Repetitive text located in the bottom margin | Footers |
This is page orientation that is taller than wide | Portrait |
References found at the bottom of the page where the referenced material was used? | Footnote |
Repetitive text located in the top margin | Headers |
What do you call the dots going out to a tab set for the page number in a table of contents? | Leaders |
Which page orientation is taller then wide? | Portrait |
What formatting should be used for Titles of reports? | Bold or All Caps |
What formatting should be used for links to webpages and email addresses? | Underline |
What formatting should be used to help you pronounce a word? | The accent symbol |
This gives the reader a quick idea of the topic of a paragraph? | Paragraph Heading |
If you want your name to appear at the top of every page, where should you type it? | Header |
How should you get page numbers in the footer of a document? | Insert page number button |
This font style if preferred for the body text and its curves are said to propel readers forward? | Serif Font |