Exam 16: Word: Creating a Newsletter With a Pull-Quote and Graphics

To divide a portion of a document into multiple columns, column breaks are used.

In a(n) _________________________ fill effect, colors blend into one another.

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.

The message at the end of the article on the first page of a newsletter is called a ____ line.

When the left and right margins in a paragraph are aligned, the text in the paragraphs of the body of the newsletter is _________________________.

Applying a gradient color to a WordArt drawing object is done by using the Gradient command available on the ____ gallery.

When an object is pasted, the item being copied is called the ____.

In Word, borders can be used to create ruling lines.

To insert a section break, click the Breaks button on the INSERT tab.

A(n) _________________________ is text that is copied from the text of a document and given graphical emphasis so it stands apart and draws the reader's attention.

In producing a newsletter, you should develop ____ with as few words as possible.

As shown in the accompanying figure, lines that separate the areas of a newsletter are called _________________________.

Within each column in a document, text can be typed, modified, or formatted.

In newsletters, you often see a(n) _________________________ rule separating columns.

To balance columns, a ____ is inserted at the end of the text on a page.

What is the function of a nameplate? What are its contents? What are the guidelines for newsletter titles and other elements in nameplates?

An up and down line that divides the columns in a newsletter, as shown in the accompanying figure, is a(n) _________________________.

The space between a graphic and the text is sometimes called the ____.