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- 17. When you press SHIFT + ENTER, you create a line break. Unlike pressing enter, a line break does not create a new paragraph. The formatting mark for a ---- --------looks like a curved arrow () , rather than a paragraph marke
- line break
- 2. What does a cover letter do?
- Enables you to elaborate on positive points in your resume; it also provides you with an opportunity to show a potential employer your written communication skills.
- 8. To hide the page margin (white space) when working in print layout view, click the ------- ------------ ------------ button at the top of the pag
- hide white space
- A ----- is a named group of formatting characteristics.
- style
- 6. Word® provides at least eight more wizards besides the Resume Wizard. List them below:
- Agenda for a meeting, calendar, envelope, fax cover sheet, legal pleading, letter, mailing label, and memorandum
- 5. To create a resume using Resume Wizard, click -------- on the menu bar, then click ------
- file new
- 4. You can use the -------- ---------- and let Word® format the resume with appropriate headings and spacing. (WD 141)
- Resume Wizard
- What is a "template"?
- An example of a template is a paper dress pattern. A template is a pre-made form from which a finished product can be made. Thus, a document template is a pre-made form from which a finished document can be made.
- placeholder text type/key
- The bracketed blocks of text in the resume template are called ------ --------- To select and replace placeholder text with personalized information, select the placeholder ----- and -------- -------- the personalized information.
- 9. When the Resume Wizard prepares a resume, it arranges the body of the resume as a -----
- table
- 1. In addition to some -------- ----------, a resume usually contains the applicant's ---------- -------------and -------- -----------
- Personal educational background job experience
- 18. To see how a document will look when you print it, display it in ------- --------.
- print preview
- 7. The difference between normal view and print layout view is that print layout view --------- ------- -------- --------- ------- of the printed page.
- shows you an exact view
- The intersection of a row and a column is called a -- A cell is one block within a table
- cell
- 19. LETTERHEAD—a letterhead is a fancy "page topper" used at the top of a sheet on which a business letter will be typed. What information should a letterhead contain?
- Complete legal name of the company, group, or individual; full street address including building, room, suite number, or post office box; city; state; and postal code. Some letter heads also include a logo, department name, telephone and fax number, Web address, and e-mail address
- 3. To assist in composing documents, Word® provides and ---------. A ------- asks you basic questions and then uses a ------- to prepare and format the document for you
- wizards templates wizard template
- through the ----- ----- ------- ----- ------, you can view, create, and apply styles.
- Styles and Formatting task pane
- A Word® ---- is a collection of rows and columns. A row is like a row of students—it moves horizontally from left to right. A column is like a column on the State House—it moves vertically up and down.
- table
- 12. To see rows, columns, and cells clearly, some users prefer to show Gridlines. ----- are the borderlines that define the number and size of table rows and columns. (WD 151)
- gridlines
- 16. A ------- is a dot or other symbol positioned at the beginning of a paragraph. A bulleted list is a list of paragraphs that each begin with a bullet character.
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