Views and Layout
Toolbars and Navigation
Editing Basics
Advanced Editing Techniques
Zoom and Display Tools
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What does Print Layout View show in Word?

It displays how the document will appear when printed, including headers, margins, and spacing.

100

What does the Ribbon contain in Word?

Tabs and command groups that organize tools for formatting, inserting, and editing.

100

What does the Insertion Point indicate?

Where the next typed character will appear in the document.

100

What does Drag and Drop allow you to do?

Move text or objects by clicking and dragging them to a new spot.

100

What is the Zoom Tool used for?

To magnify or shrink the view of the document on screen.

200

What is the purpose of Draft View?

It simplifies the document view for fast editing by hiding formatting elements.

200

What is the Quick Access Toolbar?

A customizable bar for frequently used commands like Save, Undo, and Redo.

200

What is Word Wrap?

Automatically moves text to the next line when reaching the edge of the page.

200

Why is Drag and Drop best used in Draft or Print View?

These views offer better control and accuracy when relocating text.

200

How do you access the Zoom Tool in Word?

Use the slider in the lower-right corner or go to the View tab.

300

How is Outline View useful for organizing content?

It shows a structured view of headings and subpoints for easier reordering.

300

What is the Status Bar used for?

Displays information such as page number, word count, and language settings.

300

What does the Clipboard do?

Temporarily stores copied or cut content for pasting.

300

What is the Format Painter used for?

To copy and apply consistent formatting across multiple sections of text.

300

Does Zoom affect the printed version of your document?

No, it only affects how the document appears on screen.

400

Where are View Buttons found in Word?

In the lower-right corner of the window, near the Zoom slider.

400

How is the Toolbar different from the Ribbon?

The toolbar is a horizontal strip for quick tools, while the ribbon holds categorized commands.

400

What is the difference between Cut and Copy?

Cut removes content, while Copy duplicates it without removal.

400

What does the Select function do in Word?

Highlights text or objects so formatting or edits can be applied.

400

Why is Zoom helpful during proofreading?

It makes small text and details easier to see when reviewing.

500

What is Word Processing?

The creation, editing, and formatting of text documents using software like Microsoft Word.

500

Why are View Buttons and Zoom Tools grouped together?

They allow users to change how a document is viewed and navigated visually.  

500

What is the function of Paste in editing?

Inserts content from the Clipboard into a new location.

500

What does Toggle mean in formatting tools?

To switch a feature (like bold or underline) on or off.

500

What’s a real-world use case for Zoom in a document?

Presenting a document on screen during a meeting for better visibility.