CLASS - 4 || SUBJECT - COMPUTER || LESSON - 6 || INTRODUCTION TO MS WORD 2013 ||

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LESSON 6

INTRODUCTION TO MS WORD 2013

 

1.  What is word wrap?

While typing text, we do not have to press the enter key after each line. The cursor moves automatically from one line to the next line when we reach the end of the line. This feature is called the word wrap.

 

2.  How will you open an existing document?

a.  Click on the file

b.  Click on open

c.  The open dialog box opens

d.  Click on the open button.

 

3.  What is the difference between copying text and moving text?

Copying means to create a duplicate copy of the selected text. The selected text remains at both the location after copying. Moving means to shift the selected text to another location. The selected text is deleted its original location after moving.

 

4.  Name any two popular word processors.

a.  Microsoft word perfect

b.  Word pad

 

5.  Write steps to save a file for the first time.

a.  Click on the file tab

b.  Lick on the save as

c.  Click on brows

d.  Click on save.

6.  Briefly explain the Ruler.

There are two rulers – horizontal ruler and vertical ruler. The horizontal ruler is present at the top of the document area. It is used to set left and right margins. The vertical ruler is present to the left of the document area. It is used to set top and bottom margins of a page.

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