Font, size, bold, and lists

Question 1 of 7

1. Most everyday text formatting buttons sit on the:

   The Layout tab only Home tab, in the Font group File tab only The Insert tab, in Illustrations
2. Before you click Bold, you should:

   Select the text you want to make bold Click Bold without selecting any text first Close the file without saving Select the whole document when you only wanted one word
3. Clear All Formatting:

   Locks the screen Deletes the file from the computer as well as the formatting Leaves plain text Prints the document
4. One official way to start a numbered list is to type:

   Only the letter N Your password The word LIST in all capitals 1, a period, a space, then your text
5. Home > Bullets is useful when:

   You want to delete Documents You want to send email You have already typed the lines and want to turn them into a list You want to hide the ribbon
6. True or false: A long stretch of underlined, highlighted text is usually easier to read.

   True False
7. Microsoft’s accessibility guide says that in the middle of a list you should not:

   Press Enter at the end of an item Save the file Use Home > Numbering Drop in a plain paragraph without a bullet or number