Word Chapter 2 Format and Organize Text Quiz

Matching 1. The space between the text and the top, bottom, left, and right edges of the paper when you print the document. Margin 2. The position of the first line of a paragraph relative to the text in the rest of the paragraph. First line indent 3. The equivalent of a blank line of text displayed between each line of text in a paragraph. Doublespacing 4. The vertical distance above and below each paragraph in a document. Paragraph spacing 5. A command that copies formatting from one place to another. Format Painter 6. The command that locates text in a document. Find 7. The type of list used for items that are in chronological or sequential order. Numbered 8. A reference added to the end of a section or document. Endnote 9. A list of sources displayed on a separate page at the end of a report. Bibliography 10. The command used to display changes made in the Source Manager to a source listed in the bibliography. Update Field

Multiple Choice 1. To create your own document margins, use this command at the bottom of the Margins gallery. Custom Margins 2. The placement of paragraph text relative to the left and right margins is called paragraph: Alignment 3. The vertical distance between lines in a paragraph is called: Line spacing 4. This alignment is used to position paragraph text an equal distance between the left and right margins: Center 5. This type of alignment positions the text so that it is aligned with both the left and right margins. Justify 6. Hold down [Ctrl] + [Enter] to insert on of these: Manual page break 7. Items that can be listed in any order are best presented using which of the following? Bulleted list 8. In a bibliography, this type of indent is used for each reference: Hanging Indent 9. To place a note on the same page as the reference source, use which of these? Footnote 10. This refers to an entry in a bibliography. Citation