1. Word XP Text Layout ©

2. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk If for any reason you want to exit from the test, click the Quit button Use the Next button to move forward

3. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk How is left-justified text displayed? Ragged margins on both sides around the central point Straight on the right hand side, ragged on the left Straight on the right hand side as well as the left side Straight on the left hand side, ragged on the right

4. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk What is meant by fully-justified text? Straight on the right hand side, ragged on the left Straight on the left hand side, ragged on the right Straight on the right hand side as well as the left side Ragged margins on both sides around the central point

5. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk What is meant by right-justified text? Straight on the right hand side, ragged on the left Straight on the right hand side as well as the left side Straight on the left hand side, ragged on the right Ragged margins on both sides around the central point

6. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk How have the names below been formatted? Using right tabs Using left tabs Using centred tabs Using decimal tabs

7. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk What happens to text if it has been cut? Nothing happens It stays visible and is saved on the clipboard to be pasted elsewhere It disappears from view but is saved on the clipboard to be pasted somewhere else It disappears and has to be re-typed

8. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk If you want to change a paragraph of text to double-line spacing, what would you do? Use the Paragraph…option in the Format menu Press the enter key at the end of each line Highlight the text and press the enter key Use the space bar

9. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk How has the text below been formatted? Hanging Indent First Line Indent Left-justified Fully-justified

10. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk The pictures below show two types of page orientation. Click on the page which has been set to Landscape.

11. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk How would you move a paragraph of text? Click on the Cut icon and click the Paste icon Delete the text and re-type in the appropriate place Click on the Copy icon and click the Paste icon Highlight the text, click Cut, move your cursor to where the text should be and paste

12. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk The margins and page orientation need changing. How would you do this? Click on the Page icon Use the Paragraph option in the Format menu Use the Page Setup option in the File menu Use the Page Layout option in the File menu

13. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk The text below has been entered using Word, what alignment has been used for the body of text? Left-justified Right-justified Centred Fully-justified

14. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk How has the text below been formatted? Using tabsUsing 3 columns Using 5 columnsLeft-justified

15. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk For the same piece of text to appear at the bottom of every page automatically, the user could use a..? Footnote Text Formatter Header Footer

16. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk How has the text below been formatted? First Line Indent Centred Using Tabs Hanging Indent

17. End Next Quit Next kerrie.stephenson@eastridingcollege.ac.uk What should be used to check the layout of a page? Page Setup Print Setup Page Layout Print Preview

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