Exam 2: Creating a Publication

Case June Lee is learning how to use templates to create a publication in Publisher. She experiments with using different tools to familiarize herself with the Publisher environment and make editing her document easier. To insert a pull quote, sidebar, or other predesigned objects, June should use the ____.

Any frame can be resized.

Press [F9] to ____ a publication.

Whenever possible, ____ coordinates are provided to help locate an object.

In the figure above, the text Lead Story Headline is placeholder text.

In the figure above, choose ____ to see more of the publication in the screen.

When a pull quote is selected, the ____ becomes active, just as with any text box.

Case June Lee is learning how to use templates to create a publication in Publisher. She experiments with using different tools to familiarize herself with the Publisher environment and make editing her document easier. June wants to resize the logo she created by layering a text box and graphic. What should she do first?

Zooming adjusts the size of an object in a publication.

Negative space is another term for ____________________ space.

To insert text from a document file, you can right-click placeholder text, point to ____ Text, then click Text File.

Pressing and holding [____] while moving an object retains the vertical or horizontal positioning.

Publications created using templates are hard to modify.

To open the Insert Picture dialog box, click the Insert tab on the Ribbon, then click the Picture button in the ____ group.

To maintain the scale of an image while resizing it, press and hold ____.

In the above figure, the slider in the lower right corner is the ____ slider.

In the figure above, ____ indicates that there is more text than fits in the text box.

In the figure above, you can use item 2 to Zoom in on an object.

Which of the following statements about graphic images is NOT true?

The following is a type of graphic: ____.