Headings that use styles

Question 1 of 7

1. Styles are useful for:

   Deleting Documents Charging your phone Quickly formatting headings and titles, and marking what those lines are Hiding the Start menu
2. Microsoft’s first step when you apply a style is to:

   Highlight the text you want to change Print the document Turn off the computer Open Excel
3. To see more styles, Microsoft says to:

   Open File > Close Apply Heading 1 to the whole page Change the font size on one word Click the More arrow to open the Styles pane
4. A logical heading order is:

   Heading 3, then Heading 1, then Heading 2 Heading 1, then Heading 2, then Heading 3 Only Heading 3 for every line No headings at all, ever
5. A style set on the Design tab can:

   Delete your password Replace the town’s name Lock the library door Change the look of the whole document at once after styles are applied
6. True or false: Making a title large and bold is exactly the same, to a screen reader, as applying Heading 1.

   True False
7. Important titles should also appear:

   In the body of the document (not only in a header) Only on a sticky note Only as a watermark Only in the file name “aaa”