NP Word 4
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| anchored | Term used to describe an object that is attached to a specific paragraph in the document; used to refer to floating objects
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| aspect ratio | In relation to a picture or other graphic, the ratio of width to height
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| balancing | Making columns in a document approximately the same length
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| beveled | In WordArt text, rounded edges on individual letters
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| bitmap | A grid of square colored dots, called pixels, that form a picture; also, a file containing a graphic that consists of a bitmap
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| clip art | Premade electronic illustrations, photographs, and other graphics available from Office.com and other sources
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| column | Text formatted in narrow vertical band, as in a newspaper
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| continuous section break | A section break that starts a new section at the insertion point, without starting a new page
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| cropping | Cutting off part of part of a picture.
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| desktop publishing | The process of preparing commercial-quality printed material using a desktop or laptop.
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| drop cap | A large letter at the beginning of a paragraph; treated like a graphic in Word
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| fill color | The interior color of WordArt text or other graphic
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| floating object | An object that you can position anywhere on the page, with the text flowing, or wrapping around it; compare to an inline object
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| graphic object | An object used for illustration purposes or to enhance page layout; shapes, pictures, SmartArt, and WordArt are all examples of graphic objects
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| inline object | An object that behaves as if it were text; like an individual letter, an inline object has a specific location within a line of text, and its position changes as you add or delete text. Compare to a floating object
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| object | Anything you can manipulate independently of the text, such as a picture or a text box.
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| page border | An outline that frames the contents of a single page.
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| A file containing an image showing exactly how a document will look when printed; PDF is short for “Portable Document Format.”(
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| pixels | The small dots of color that make up a graphic displayed on a video screen.
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| pull quote | A direct quote from the main document text, formatted in a text box.
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| sidebar | A textbox designed to look good positioned to the side of the main document text.
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| snap to | Term used to refer to the way objects automatically align with the nearest intersection of a horizontal and vertical line in a document’s nonprinting gridlines
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| text wrapping | A setting that dictates how text will flow around a graphic.
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| typographic characters | Special characters, such as trademark or copyright symbols, that are not available from a standard keyboard
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| WordArt | Decorative text created using preset styles
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