Question 1

Each time the RETURN key is pressed, any custom tab stops are carried forward to the next paragraph.

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When the RETURN key is pressed, the formatting, including custom tab stops, is typically carried over to the next paragraph in most word processing software.

Question 2

With the In Front of Text wrapping option, a floating object appears behind the text.

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With the In Front of Text wrapping option, a floating object appears in front of the text.

Question 3

To remove a custom tab stop, CONTROL-click the tab marker on the ruler and then click Remove on the shortcut menu.

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Question 4

When at the rightmost cell in a row, press the RETURN key to move to the first cell in the next row; do not press the TAB key.

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Pressing the RETURN key typically moves the cursor to the next line or cell below in the same column, not to the first cell of the next row. The TAB key is used to move to the next cell in a row.

Question 5

To move a custom tab stop, drag the tab marker to the desired location on the ruler.

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To move a custom tab stop, you need to drag the tab marker to the desired location on the ruler.

Question 6

When a custom tab stop is set, the tab marker on the ruler reflects the alignment of the characters at the location of the tab stop.

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When a custom tab stop is set, the tab marker on the ruler does reflect the alignment of the characters at the location of the tab stop.

Question 7

The column boundary, the border to the right of a column as shown in the accompanying figure, can be dragged until a row is at a desired height.

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Question 8

To remove a border from a paragraph, position the insertion point in the paragraph, click the Borders button arrow on the Home tab, and then click the None button in the Borders pop-up menu.

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In Microsoft Word, you can remove a border from a paragraph by selecting the paragraph, clicking the Borders button arrow on the Home tab, and choosing "None" from the Borders pop-up menu.

Question 9

The difference between an AutoCorrect entry and an AutoText entry is that the AutoText feature makes corrections automatically as soon as the SPACE BAR or a punctuation key is pressed, whereas the AutoCorrect command must be clicked to instruct Word to make an AutoCorrect correction.

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AutoCorrect automatically corrects common typos and misspellings as you type, while AutoText allows you to insert pre-defined text entries. Both features work automatically without needing to click a command.

Question 10

Some compound words should not be divided at the end of a line.

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Compound words should not be divided at the end of a line to maintain their meaning and avoid confusion. For example, "cupcake" should not be separated as "cup-" at the end of a line and "cake" on the next line.

Question 11

To delete the contents of a cell, select the cell contents and then press the DELETE or FUNCTION-DELETE key.

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Pressing the DELETE key or FUNCTION-DELETE key after selecting the cell contents will remove the data within the cell, leaving it empty.

Question 12

In a business letter, within the message, paragraphs are double-spaced with single-spacing between paragraphs.

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In a business letter, paragraphs within the message are typically single-spaced with a blank line between paragraphs for clarity and readability.

Question 13

When the height of the cell is close to the same height as the text, differences in vertical alignment are not readily apparent.

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When the cell height closely matches the text height, the text appears centered, making vertical alignment differences less noticeable.

Question 14

Formatting marks, such as the end-of-cell mark, do not print on a hard copy.

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Formatting marks are not visible on a printed hard copy.

Question 15

In a business letter, the complimentary close displays two lines below the last line of the message.

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The complimentary close is typically two lines below the last line of the message in a business letter.

Question 16

You cannot create a new file from an existing file.

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You can create a new file from an existing file by copying its contents or using it as a template.

Question 17

Each row of a table has an end-of-row mark, which can be used to add columns to the left of a table.

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The end-of-row mark is located at the end of each row and cannot be used to add columns to the left of the table.

Question 18

An inline object is an object that can be positioned at a specific location in a document or in a layer over or behind text in a document.

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An inline object is an object that is embedded directly in the text at a specific location, moving with the text, and not positioned over or behind the text in layers.

Question 19

The row boundary, the border at the top of a row as shown in the accompanying figure, can be dragged until the column is at the desired width.

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Question 20

When you first create a table it is left-aligned; that is, flush with the left margin.

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When you first create a table in most word processing programs, it is typically left-aligned by default.

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