Exam 7: Creating a Newsletter With a Pull-Quote and Graphics

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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. a.WordArt f.subhead b.banner g.pull-quote c.nameplate h.issue information line d.ruling line i.crop e.gradient j.jump-to line -The portion of a newsletter that contains the title of the newsletter.

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Question 101

The nameplate of a newsletter also is referred to as a(n)_________________________.

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Question 102

The buttons in the Preview area of the Borders and Shading dialog box are toggles that display and remove the top,left,bottom,and right borders.

(True/False)

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Question 103

Word allows you to split the window into two separate panes,each containing the current document and having its own scroll bar.

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Question 104

A nameplate is text pulled,or copied,from the text of the document and given graphical emphasis so it stands apart and commands the reader's attention.

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Question 105

You can tap or click at the right margin location in order to put a custom tab there.

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Question 106

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. a.WordArt f.subhead b.banner g.pull-quote c.nameplate h.issue information line d.ruling line i.crop e.gradient j.jump-to line -Drawing object that enables you to create special effects such as shadowed or rotated text.

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Question 107

Case 7-1 Your friend Simon wants to start a newsletter for his school club.He has not had a lot of experience with desktop publishing,so he asks for your help. -Which of the following would Simon NOT include in his nameplate?

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Question 108

-A container for text that allows the text to be positioned anywhere on the page is a(n)_________________________.

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Question 109

Word offers few of the formatting features found in a desktop publishing package.

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Question 110

Only whole documents can be divided into multiple columns,not just a portion of a document.

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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. a.WordArt f.subhead b.banner g.pull-quote c.nameplate h.issue information line d.ruling line i.crop e.gradient j.jump-to line -The portion of a newsletter that contains the title of the newsletter.

The nameplate of a newsletter also is referred to as a(n)_________________________.

The buttons in the Preview area of the Borders and Shading dialog box are toggles that display and remove the top,left,bottom,and right borders.

Word allows you to split the window into two separate panes,each containing the current document and having its own scroll bar.

A nameplate is text pulled,or copied,from the text of the document and given graphical emphasis so it stands apart and commands the reader's attention.

You can tap or click at the right margin location in order to put a custom tab there.

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. a.WordArt f.subhead b.banner g.pull-quote c.nameplate h.issue information line d.ruling line i.crop e.gradient j.jump-to line -Drawing object that enables you to create special effects such as shadowed or rotated text.

Case 7-1 Your friend Simon wants to start a newsletter for his school club.He has not had a lot of experience with desktop publishing,so he asks for your help. -Which of the following would Simon NOT include in his nameplate?

-A container for text that allows the text to be positioned anywhere on the page is a(n)_________________________.

Word offers few of the formatting features found in a desktop publishing package.

Only whole documents can be divided into multiple columns,not just a portion of a document.

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