Exam 23: Common Features,workshop 1: Understanding the Common Features of Microsoft Office

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Though each application in the Microsoft Office suite has common features in the user interface,each also has features specific to that application.

(True/False)

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Question 41

An online workspace provided by Microsoft is called the Windows Live ________.

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Question 42

You can only open ONE Microsoft application at one time.

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Question 43

Microsoft Outlook is a(n)________ program.

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Question 44

When you need to learn how to do a specific action in an Office application,you can open the ________ window to find step-by-step instructions.

(Short Answer)

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Question 45

When the zoom level is set to 300%,vertical or horizontal scroll bars will display to make it possible to adjust what is displayed in the window.

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Question 46

Microsoft Office 2010 is a suite of productivity ________ or programs.

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Question 47

The Maximize button at the far right of the application's title bar expands the window to its full size.

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Question 48

When you open a file in ________ ,you can see and read the file,but you CANNOT edit,save,or print the contents until you enable editing.

(Short Answer)

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Question 49

When text is selected,a(n)________ with the most commonly used formatting commands appears.

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Question 50

Backstage view gives you access to document level features of your file.

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Question 51

A(n)________ is a set of menu options that appear when you click the More button next to a Ribbon button.

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Question 52

The two tabs all Microsoft Office applications have in common are the ________.

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Question 53

When you open a file in ________,you must click the Enable Editing button before you can edit,save,or print the contents.

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Question 54

The Microsoft Office application that is referred to as an information management program is ________.

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Question 55

As you work,you should save your word at least every ________.

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Question 56

Microsoft Excel is a(n)________ application.

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Question 57

A(n)________ button turns on a feature if you click it once,then turns the same feature off if you click it a second time.

(Short Answer)

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Question 58

File names can ONLY be 12 characters long,excluding the extension.

(True/False)

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Question 59

A Ribbon tab that contains commands related to selected objects so that you can manipulate,edit and format the objects is called a(n)________ tab.

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Exam 23: Common Features,workshop 1: Understanding the Common Features of Microsoft Office

Though each application in the Microsoft Office suite has common features in the user interface,each also has features specific to that application.

An online workspace provided by Microsoft is called the Windows Live ________.

You can only open ONE Microsoft application at one time.

Microsoft Outlook is a(n)________ program.

When you need to learn how to do a specific action in an Office application,you can open the ________ window to find step-by-step instructions.

When the zoom level is set to 300%,vertical or horizontal scroll bars will display to make it possible to adjust what is displayed in the window.

Microsoft Office 2010 is a suite of productivity ________ or programs.

The Maximize button at the far right of the application's title bar expands the window to its full size.

When you open a file in ________ ,you can see and read the file,but you CANNOT edit,save,or print the contents until you enable editing.

When text is selected,a(n)________ with the most commonly used formatting commands appears.

Backstage view gives you access to document level features of your file.

A(n)________ is a set of menu options that appear when you click the More button next to a Ribbon button.

The two tabs all Microsoft Office applications have in common are the ________.

When you open a file in ________,you must click the Enable Editing button before you can edit,save,or print the contents.

The Microsoft Office application that is referred to as an information management program is ________.

As you work,you should save your word at least every ________.

Microsoft Excel is a(n)________ application.

A(n)________ button turns on a feature if you click it once,then turns the same feature off if you click it a second time.

File names can ONLY be 12 characters long,excluding the extension.

A Ribbon tab that contains commands related to selected objects so that you can manipulate,edit and format the objects is called a(n)________ tab.

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