Exam 31: Word Lesson 6: Working With Graphics

You can change the line ____, or thickness, of lines or shape outlines in your drawing.

Columns are easy to create in Word. You click the Page Layout tab on the Ribbon, and then, in the ____ group, click the Columns button.

To draw a shape, click the shape you want to draw on the menu. The pointer changes to the ____ pointer. Drag the pointer on the document to draw the shape.

____________________ are pictures that help illustrate the meaning of the text and make the page more attractive.

To create a SmartArt graphic, click the ____ tab, and then, in the Illustrations group, click the SmartArt button.

You can also use Word's drawing tools to create your own graphics and add them to your documents.

The box that appears when an object is selected is called the ____________________.

To format only part of the document in columns without opening the Columns dialog box, select the paragraphs you want to format in columns. Then, click the ____ button in the Page Setup group on the Page Layout tab, and use any of the commands on this menu.

If you want to change the border style, you need to click Borders and Shading on the menu to open the____ dialog box.

If you want to move or copy an inline object to another line in the document, click it to select it, and then use drag-and-drop or the ____ commands to move or copy it, just as you would with text.

The squares and circles that appear on the selection rectangle are called ____.

If you use the ____ button in the Font group on the Home tab, you can apply the same effect as with the WordArt button, but the text is not placed in a text box.

After you create columns, you might need to change the point at which a new column starts. You can do this by inserting a table break.

In the Search for box, type a word or words that describe the type of clip art you wish to insert. These words are called clip art words.

Case WD 6-2 Cole is working on putting together a flyer for a local art show that he is coordinating. Cole is not sure when a sizing handle is selected. He finds out that if he positions the pointer directly on top of one of the sizing handles, it changes to ____.

Please briefly describe these three Text Wrapping options and give an example of when you would use each: In Front of Text, Tight, and Top and Bottom.

The term ____ refers not only to drawn images, but also to photographs, movie clips, and sound files.

Case WD 6-2 Cole is working on putting together a flyer for a local art show that he is coordinating. Cole places clip art of a door on the cover of the flyer, with the word "Welcome." He notices that the door is a little too big, and wants to change its size proportionately. Cole would ____.

Borders around a paragraph draw a reader's attention to the paragraph.