Word document Flashcards

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What is the purpose of the lecture on Word Processing?

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The lecture introduces various computer applications and prepares learners to manipulate data using electronic word processors, spreadsheets, and databases.

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What will learners be able to do by the end of the lecture?

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Learners will be able to appreciate various computer applications, create and manipulate documents, spreadsheets, databases, and presentations, and use the Internet and email for research and communication.

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Define word processing.

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Word processing is the process of manipulating text, characters, words, and sentences to create error-free and visually appealing documents.

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What is a word processor?

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A word processor is application software that enables users to create, save, edit, format, and print text-rich documents.

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Name some common word processors.

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Common word processors include Microsoft Word 2010, Corel WordPerfect, Lotus Word Pro, Word Star, and AppleWorks for Macintosh.

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What are the advantages of electronic word processor programs?

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Advantages include ease of use due to automated features, superior editing tools, document storage, appealing formatting features, and easier duplication of documents.

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What is new in Microsoft Word 2010 compared to previous versions?

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Microsoft Word 2010 is part of the Microsoft Office 2010 suite, which includes previous versions like Word 97, 2000, XP, 2003, and 2007.

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How do you start Microsoft Word 2010?

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You can start Microsoft Word 2010 by double-clicking its shortcut icon or navigating through the Start menu.

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What is the File Button in Microsoft Word 2010?

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The File Button replaces the Office button from Word 2007 and includes options like Save, Open, Print, and Exit.

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What is the Ribbon in Microsoft Word 2010?

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The Ribbon is where toolbar contents are placed, providing quick access to frequently used icons and organized command options.

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What is the Quick Access Toolbar in Microsoft Word 2010?

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The Quick Access Toolbar contains icons for frequently used commands like Save, Undo, and Print.

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What is the Document Window in Microsoft Word 2010?

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The Document Window is the work area where you create your document, resembling an ordinary piece of paper.

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What is the purpose of the Status Bar in Microsoft Word 2010?

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The Status Bar serves as a communication point between the user and the application, indicating actions like saving a document.

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What is word wrap in word processing?

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Word wrap is the feature that automatically moves the cursor to the next line when it reaches the right end of the page.

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How do you save a document in Microsoft Word 2010?

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To save a document, click the File button, select Save As, choose the location, name the file, select the file type, and click Save.

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How do you close a document in Microsoft Word 2010?

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Click the File button and select Close to close the document or Exit to close both the document and the application.

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How do you retrieve an existing document in Microsoft Word 2010?

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Click the File button, select Open, choose the location of the document, and click on it to open.

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What are the different document views available in Microsoft Word 2010?

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Document views include Print layout, Full screen reading, Web layout, Outline, and Draft view.

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What does editing a document involve?

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Editing involves making necessary changes or modifications to an existing document, such as deleting, moving, or copying text.

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How do you find and replace text in Microsoft Word 2010?

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To find and replace text, click on Find in the Editing group under the Home tab, and use the Find and Replace dialog box.

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What is proofreading in the context of word processing?

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Proofreading refers to checking a document for typographical and grammatical errors using tools like Spelling and Grammar checker.

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What is formatting in word processing?

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Formatting refers to enhancing the appearance of your document through text, paragraph, or page formatting.

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How do you change the case of text in Microsoft Word 2010?

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To change the case of text, highlight the text, click the Home tab, and select the desired case from the Change case options.

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What are the different text cases in word processing?

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The different text cases are: lowercase, UPPERCASE, Sentence case, Title Case, and tOGGLE cASE.

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How do you change the case of text in Microsoft Word?
Highlight the text to change case, click on Home tab, then click on the drop down triangle next to the Change case icon from the Font group, and select the desired case from the drop down list.
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What is the difference between superscript and subscript?
A superscript appears just above the rest of the characters (e.g., cm²), while a subscript appears just below other characters (e.g., H₂O).
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How do you make text superscript or subscript in Microsoft Word?
Highlight the character(s) to superscript or subscript, click on Home tab, then click on either superscript or subscript icon from the Font group.
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What font formatting should be applied in Activity 2.5.6?
Font typeface: Comic Sans MS, Font size: 15 points, Font Color: blue, Case: Title case.
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What is a paragraph in word processing?
A paragraph is a separate block of text dealing with a single theme and starting on a new line or indent.
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What formatting features can be applied to a paragraph?
Formatting features include alignment, indentation, line spacing, tabs, numbers and bulleting, paragraph border, and drop cap.
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How do you format a paragraph in Microsoft Word?
Click on the paragraph or highlight it, then click on Home tab and select the alignment option from the paragraph group.
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What is involved in page formatting?
Page formatting involves setting the document layout into columns, page setup, page breaks, column breaks, section breaks, page numbers, headers & footers, and page background.
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How do you insert columns in a document?
Highlight the text or click at the point to set columns, click on Page Layout tab, then click on the drop down triangle under the Columns icon and select the number of columns.
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What are page and column breaks used for?
Page, section, and column breaks are used to force the cursor to move to a new page, section, or column.
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How do you insert a page break?
Position the insertion pointer where you want to break, click on the insert menu, then click Page Layout and select the break type from the drop down list.
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What is the purpose of page setup options?
Page setup options let you define the paper size, margins, and layout of content on the page.
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How do you insert page numbers in Microsoft Word?
Click Insert tab, then click on Page Number from the Header & Footer group, and choose the position and number format.
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What is the function of headers and footers?
Headers are lines of text that appear at the top margin of every page, while footers appear at the bottom margin.
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How do you insert a header or footer?
Click on the Insert tab, then click on the drop down triangle below the Header or Footer command buttons in the Header & Footer group.
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What is a table in Microsoft Word?
A table is made up of rows and columns of cells that you can fill with text and graphics, used to organize and present information.
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How do you create a table in Microsoft Word?
Click where you want to create a table, then click on the Insert tab, and select Insert Table from the drop down list.
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What tools are available for manipulating pictures in Microsoft Word?
The Picture Tools Tab provides tools for cropping, adjusting brightness & contrast, and adding shadow effects.
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What is Mail Merge?
Mail Merge is a feature that enables the creation of standard documents to be received by many recipients.
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What are the basic steps in Mail Merge?
1. Open or Create a Main Document. 2. Open or Create a Data Source. 3. Add or customize merge fields. 4. Merge data into the main document.
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How do you protect a document using passwords?
Click on File button, then click on Save As, click on the drop down triangle next to Tools, select General Options, and type in a password.
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What steps are involved in printing a document?
Click on the File button, then click on Print, set the print options, and click on the Print button.
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What are some common problems when printing?
Common problems include lack of communication due to poor installation, paper jams, and poor quality print.
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How are electronic word processors used in education?
They are used for generating memos, letters, questionnaires, setting examinations, preparing lecture notes, and record keeping.
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What is the summary of the lesson on word processing?
Word processing involves manipulating text to create error-free and attractive documents using various formatting and editing tools.
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What are some examples of word processors?
Examples include Microsoft Word 2010, Corel WordPerfect, Lotus Word Pro, and Word Star.
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What are the advantages of electronic word processors over manual typewriters?
They offer features like editing tools, formatting options, and ease of document management.
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What are five document editing tools used for proofreading?
Editing tools include copy/cut & paste, undo & redo, find & replace, spelling & grammar checker, and thesaurus.
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How do you insert a table in a document?
Click on the Insert tab, select Table, and choose the number of rows and columns.
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How do you secure your document from unauthorized access?
By creating a password during the Save As process.
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What are five areas in education where electronic word processors are used?
1. Generating memos. 2. Setting examinations. 3. Preparing lecture notes. 4. Creating merge letters. 5. Record keeping.