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GMetrix Word: Document Formatting & Objects Flashcards

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  1. Which option in the Layout tab allows you to change the orientation of a single page within a multi-page document without affecting other pages?

    Answer: Apply to This Section

    Choosing 'Apply to This Section' changes orientation only for that section, leaving others unchanged.

  2. What does the 'Distribute Rows' option do when formatting a table in Word?

    Answer: Makes all selected rows the same height

    'Distribute Rows' equalizes the height of all selected rows in a table.

  3. When inserting a SmartArt graphic, which category would you choose to represent a continuous process with no clear beginning or end?

    Answer: Cycle

    The Cycle category in SmartArt is designed to show repeating or circular processes.

  4. Which Word feature lets you save a set of font, paragraph spacing, and color settings to reuse across documents?

    Answer: Theme

    A Theme bundles fonts, colors, and effects into a unified design that can be applied to any document.

  5. To repeat a table's header row on each printed page, which option should you select?

    Answer: Table Properties > Row > Repeat as header row

    In Table Properties, the Row tab has a checkbox to repeat the header row at the top of each page.

  6. What is the effect of setting a picture's text wrapping to 'Behind Text'?

    Answer: The image appears beneath the text on the page

    'Behind Text' places the image on a layer below the text, allowing text to display on top of the image.

  7. Which paragraph formatting option prevents a single last line of a paragraph from appearing alone at the top of the next page?

    Answer: Widow/Orphan control

    Widow/Orphan control automatically moves text to prevent lone lines at the top or bottom of a page.