Question 1

One of the advantages of using a master document is that you can:

Accepted Answer

A) work with several smaller subdocuments,rather than one large document. 
B) open and edit the subdocuments in the master document more quickly and easily. 
C) lock and unlock the subdocuments frequently. 
D) collapse all the subdocuments to shrink the file size of the master document. 
A) work with several smaller subdocuments,rather than one large document. 
B) open and edit the subdocuments in the master document more quickly and easily. 
C) lock and unlock the subdocuments frequently. 
D) collapse all the subdocuments to shrink the file size of the master document.

Question 2

Click the ________ arrow in the Text group to access the Create from file option.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Click the ________ arrow in the Text...

Question 3

You should never delete placeholders in a template;it is only advisable to enter information in the placeholder or leave it blank.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

When using the View Side by Side feature,the maximum number of documents that you can display at one time is:

Accepted Answer

A) two. 
B) four. 
C) five. 
D) three. 
A) two. 
B) four. 
C) five. 
D) three.

Question 5

________ CANNOT be modified.

Accepted Answer

A) Font effects 
B) Theme effects 
C) Color effects 
D) A master document 
A) Font effects 
B) Theme effects 
C) Color effects 
D) A master document

Question 6

A padlock is associated with the ________ feature in Word.

Accepted Answer

A) Subdocuments 
B) Master documents 
C) Combine 
D) Compare 
A) Subdocuments 
B) Master documents 
C) Combine 
D) Compare

Question 7

You can only create a master document after all subdocuments have been inserted.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Building Blocks can be accessed from all the following tabs,EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) Insert. 
B) Home. 
C) References. 
D) Design. 
A) Insert. 
B) Home. 
C) References. 
D) Design.

Question 9

________ is a small graphical image.

Accepted Answer

A) Thumbnail 
B) Document theme 
C) Subdocument 
D) Template 
A) Thumbnail 
B) Document theme 
C) Subdocument 
D) Template

Question 10

All the following statements describing Side by Side view are true,EXCEPT that:

Accepted Answer

A) windows can be resized. 
B) synchronous scrolling is automatically enabled. 
C) windows can be repositioned and moved. 
D) when you close the Side by Side view,both documents are automatically saved and closed. 
A) windows can be resized. 
B) synchronous scrolling is automatically enabled. 
C) windows can be repositioned and moved. 
D) when you close the Side by Side view,both documents are automatically saved and closed.

Exam 11: Time Saving Tools: Using Templates multiple Documents and Themes

One of the advantages of using a master document is that you can:

Click the ________ arrow in the Text group to access the Create from file option.

You should never delete placeholders in a template;it is only advisable to enter information in the placeholder or leave it blank.

When using the View Side by Side feature,the maximum number of documents that you can display at one time is:

________ CANNOT be modified.

A padlock is associated with the ________ feature in Word.

You can only create a master document after all subdocuments have been inserted.

Building Blocks can be accessed from all the following tabs,EXCEPT:

________ is a small graphical image.

All the following statements describing Side by Side view are true,EXCEPT that:

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