GO! with Microsoft Word 2013 Comprehensive

GO! with Office 2013 Volume I, Office Features Chapter 1 Answer Key for Matching and Multiple Choice Matching 1. A user interface in Office 2013 and Windows 8 that groups the commands for performing related tasks on tabs across the upper portion of the program window. M. Ribbon 2. Characters that display on the screen, but do not print, indicating where the Enter key, the Spacebar, and the Tab key were pressed; also called formatting marks. I. Nonprinting characters 3. The symbol ¶ that represents the end of a paragraph. L. Paragraph Symbol 4. The term that refers to the current selection or setting that is automatically used by a computer program unless you specify otherwise. B. Default 5. A combination of two or more keyboard keys, used to perform a task that would otherwise require a mouse. E. Keyboard shortcut 6. A small toolbar containing frequently used formatting commands that displays as a result of selecting text or objects. H. Mini toolbar 7. A group of formatting commands, such as font, font size, font color, paragraph alignment, and line spacing that can be applied to a paragraph with one command. O. Style 8. A technology that shows the result of applying an editing or formatting change as you point to possible results—before you actually apply it. G. Live preview 9. An Office feature that displays a list of potential results instead of just the command name. D. Gallery 10. The free online companions to Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and OneNote. A centralized space for file management tasks; for example, opening, saving, printing, publishing, or sharing a file. A navigation pane displays along the left side with tabs that group file-related tasks together. K. Office Web Apps 11. A reserved area for text or graphics that displays at the bottom of each page in a document. C. Footer 12. An instruction to a computer program that causes an action to be carried out. A. Command 13. A button that displays when an object is selected and that has commands to choose how the object interacts with surrounding text. F. Layout Options 14. A text box, picture, table, or shape that you can select and then move and resize. J. Object 15. Small squares that indicate a picture or object is selected. N. Sizing handles Multiple Choice 1. The action of pressing and releasing the left button on a mouse pointing device one time is called: A. click 2. The action of moving your mouse pointer over something on your screen is called: B. point 3. The process of making changes to text or graphics in an Office file is called: B. editing 4. The action of holding down the left mouse button while moving your mouse is called: C. dragging 5. The action of clicking the right mouse button one time is called: B. right-click 6. The action of canceling the selection of an object or block of text by clicking outside of the selection is called: C. deselect 7. The tab in Backstage view that displays information about the current file is the: A. Info tab 8. Tabs that are added to the ribbon automatically when a specific object, such as a picture, is selected, and that contain commands relevant to the selected object are: C. contextual tabs 9. A page orientation in which the paper is taller than it is wide is called: A. portrait 10. A set of characters with the same design and shape is a: C. font 11. A font design that includes small line extensions on the ends of the letters to guide the eye in reading from left to right is a: A. Serif font 12. Formatting emphasis such as bold, italic, and underline is referred to as: B. a font style 13. In an Office program window, the small row of buttons in the upper left corner of the screen from which you can perform frequently used commands is the: C. Quick Access toolbar 14. A set of three dots indicating that a dialog box will display if you click the command is: C. an ellipsis 15. The process of updating computer files that are in two or more locations according to specific rules is called: B. syncing