Exam2: Word: Creating a Research Paper With References and Sources

Although you can use a dialog box to indent paragraphs,Word provides a quicker way through the ____.

By default,the Normal style inserts a vertical space equal to ____ line(s)between each line of text.

The shortcut keys,CTRL+ENTER,instruct Word to insert a manual page break.

Headers and footers can include text and graphics,as well as the _____.

You can use the rulers to ____.

-Word can be instructed to indent the first line of a paragraph,creating a(n)first-line indent,as shown in the accompanying figure,using the ____________________ ruler.

If you do not want to keep a change automatically made by Word and you immediately notice the automatic correction,you can undo the change by clicking the Undo button on the ____.

The shortcut keys used to center a paragraph are ____.

While plagiarism is unethical,it is not considered an academic crime.

According to the MLA style,the _____ is a list of sources that are referenced directly in a research paper.

The shortcut keys used to left-align a paragraph are ____.

Word shades fields ____ on the screen.

The ____________________ is the bottom triangle at the 0" mark on the horizontal ruler shown in the accompanying figure.

A tag name is an identifier that links a(n)____ to a source.

A bibliography lists all publication information about the source.

The shortcut keys for the _____ character formatting are CTRL+SHIFT+PLUS SIGN.

Because page repagination is performed between keystrokes,Word refers to the task of creating automatic page breaks as ____________________.

When the ____________________ is clicked,Word displays a menu that allows a correction to be undone or changes how Word handles future automatic corrections of this type.

Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition. -The bibliographic list of sources at the end of an MLA-styled research paper.

Because the works cited are to display on a separate numbered page,a(n)____________________ must be inserted at a specific location following the body of a research paper.