GO! with Microsoft Word 2013 Comprehensive

Word 2013 Chapter 6 Answer Key for Matching and Multiple Choice Matching 1. Reusable pieces of content or other document parts. C. Building blocks 2. A movable, resizable container for text or graphics. L. Text box 3. A stored, user-defined set of colors, fonts, and effects. M. Theme template 4. The owner, or creator, of the original document. A. Author 5. A note that an author or reviewer adds to a document. E. Comment 6. Changes made to a document. K. Revisions 7. The outline shape in which a comment or formatting change displays. B. Balloon 8. The space to the right of a document where comments and formatting changes display in balloons. G. Markup area 9. Identifies the person who makes comments and changes in a document. O. User name 10. A feature that makes a record of the revisions made to a document. N. Track Changes 11. A separate scrollable window that displays all of the changes and comments that currently display in a document. J. Reviewing Pane 12. A Track Changes view that displays the document in its final form with all proposed changes included and comments hidden. H. No Markup 13. A Track Changes view that displays the original, unchanged document with all revisions and comments hidden. I. Original 14. A Track Changes feature that enables you to review differences between an original document and the latest version of the document. F. Compare 15. A Track Changes feature that allows you to review two different documents containing revisions, both based on an original document. D. Combine Multiple Choice 1. You can view all available building blocks in the: B. Building Blocks Organizer 2. All of the reusable content pieces including building blocks, properties, and fields are: B. Quick Parts 3. In order to insert blank lines using the click and type pointer, position the pointer in the document, and then: B. double-click 4. A predefined set of colors, fonts, and effects that can be applied as a single selection is a: C. theme 5. A tool in Word that controls how words are split between two lines is: A. Hyphenation 6. The Track Changes view that indicates revisions by vertical red lines and comments by icons is: C. Simple Markup 7. When a reviewer makes a comment, the beginning of the comment displays: A. the reviewer’s name 8. The view in which all revisions and comments are visible is: A. All Markup 9. The formatting Word uses to denote a document’s revisions visually is called: A. markup 10. When a line of text contains revisions, the left margin displays a: A. vertical change bar 11. Revision marks made directly on a document by using a stylus on a Tablet PC are called: B. ink 12. A feature that allows you to communicate with a reviewer directly from a comment is called a: C. Person Card 13. A feature that prevents reviewers from turning off Track Changes and making changes that are not visible in markup is called: A. Lock Tracking 14. To display two documents next to each other in separate windows use the: C. View Side by Side setting 15. To cause two displayed documents to scroll simultaneously, turn on: A. synchronous scrolling