Word Processing Package
Computer Studies · 50 practice questions
General concept of word processing; creating, saving, editing, formatting and printing documents; MS Word - features, launching, basic operations (create, edit, save, retrieve, print, copy, move), fonts, formatting, spell-checking and file merging.
- Define word processing and give examples of word processing packages.
- Identify features and application areas of word processing packages.
- Launch MS Word and perform its basic and other operations.
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- Practice question 1
A word processor's find-and-replace feature allows a user to quickly locate a specific word or phrase and
- A.permanently delete the entire document
- B.substitute it with another
- C.convert the document into a spreadsheet
- D.print the document immediately without review
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B. substitute it with another
Find-and-replace is specifically designed to locate text and swap it for a different specified replacement.
- Practice question 2
Track changes, a feature in some word processors, allows edits made to a document to be recorded and
- A.permanently and immediately applied with no review possible
- B.automatically deleted without any record
- C.converted directly into a spreadsheet format
- D.reviewed before being accepted
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D. reviewed before being accepted
Track changes lets edits be logged and reviewed, rather than being permanently applied without oversight.
- Practice question 3
The undo feature in a word processor allows a user to
- A.automatically translate a document into another language
- B.convert a document into a presentation slide show
- C.permanently lock a document from any further editing
- D.reverse a recent action, correcting mistakes made during editing
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D. reverse a recent action, correcting mistakes made during editing
Undo is a fundamental editing tool that lets users step back and correct recent mistakes.
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