1. Which of the following describes a widow?

a) last line of paragraph left alone at top of page

b) first line of paragraph left alone at bottom of page

c) both a and b

d) none of the above

a) last line of paragraph left alone at top of page

2. Which of the following describes an orphan?

a) last line of paragraph left alone at top of page

b) first line of paragraph left alone at bottom of page

c) both a and b

d) none of the above

b) first line of paragraph left alone at bottom of page

3. On which of the following would you find the Keep Lines Together box?

a) Paragraph group

b) Page Layout dialog box

c) Paragraph dialog box

d) none of the above

4. Word considers any line of text that is followed by a return to be a __________.

a) sentence

b) paragraph

c) line

d) all of the above

b) paragraph

5. From which of the following would you choose to insert a manual page break?

a) Home tab, Paragraph group

b) Paragraph dialog box

c) Page Layout tab, Paragraph group

d) Insert Tab, Pages group

d) Insert Tab, Pages group

6. The location in a document where one page ends and another begins is known as a(n) __________.

a) page break

b) widow

c) page end

d) orphan

a) page break

7. The Breaks menu contains options for setting __________ type(s) of page break(s).

a) one

b) two

c) three

d) four

c) three

8. What are vertical blocks of text known as in Word?

a) lines

b) rows

c) paragraphs

d) columns

9. You may choose to create up to how many total columns in a Word document?

a) six

b) eight

c) twelve

d) sixteen

c) twelve

10. You can insert a blank page at which point in a Word document?

a) beginning

b) middle

c) end

d) all of the above

11. When choosing the paper size of a document, which of the following choices is available?

a) Legal

b) Letter

c) Custom

d) all of the above

d) all of the above

12 A widow is the last line of a paragraph that is left alone at the top of a page.

13. An orphan is the first line of a paragraph that is left alone at the bottom of a page.

Ans: True

14. You can choose to keep lines together on the same page, but not paragraphs.

Ans: False

15. Word considers any line of text that is followed by a return to be a line.

Ans: False

16. The Break Page Before option forces a paragraph to the bottom of a page.

Ans: False

17. Manual page breaks may also be deleted.

Ans: True

18. Pages are easy to distinguish in Print Layout view.

Ans: True

19. The Breaks menu contains options for inserting two different kinds of breaks.

20. You can choose to insert any number of columns by clicking the Columns button.

21. The best way to insert a blank page in Word is to click the Blank page button in the Pages group of the Insert tab.

22. If a document is to be placed in a three-ring binder, you should leave extra space in the right margin.

23. When choosing a page’s orientation, you are limited to two choices: Landscape and Portrait.

Ans: True

24. Word inserts automatic page breaks in __________ documents.

Ans: multi-page

25. You can choose to keep two lines together at either the top of the page or the __________ of the page.

Ans: bottom

26. The last line of a paragraph that is left alone at the top of a page is called a(n) __________.

Ans: widow

27. The first line of a paragraph that is left alone at the bottom of a page is called a(n) __________.

Ans: orphan

28. Word’s Keep With Next command ensures that two __________ remain together on the same page.

Ans: paragraphs

29. To insert a manual page break, click the Page Break button in the __________ group of the Insert tab.

Ans: Pages

30. You may also press the __________ key to delete a manual page break.

Ans: Backspace

31. The __________ menu contains options for inserting three types of breaks.

Ans: Breaks

32. A(n) __________ break is used to create layout or formatting changes in a portion of a document.

Ans: section

33. Word provides __________ options for creating section breaks.

Ans: four

34. Vertical blocks of text in a Word document are known as __________.

Ans: columns 

35. Word allows you to insert up to __________ columns in a document.

Ans: twelve

36. Columns may be formatted with even or uneven __________ in the Columns dialog box.

Ans: widths

37. To insert a blank page, click the Blank Page command in the __________ group of the Insert tab.

Ans: Pages

38. Changing the margins of a document can affect the number of __________ in a document.

Ans: pages

39. Margins are the blank spaces located at the top, bottom, and __________ of a page.

Ans: sides

40. A document may be set to Landscape or __________ orientation.

Ans: Portrait

41. A(n) __________ document is wider than it is long.

Ans: Landscape

42. To set the paper size of a document, choose the ___________ button from the Page Setup group of the Page Layout tab.

Ans: Size

43. To ensure that all the lines of a paragraph remain together on the same page, click the __________ box.

Ans: Keep Lines Together

44. To force a paragraph to the next page, click the __________ box.

Ans: Break Page Before

45. You can also insert a page break from the Breaks menu found in the __________ group of the Page Layout tab.

Ans: Page Setup

46. To delete a manual page break, select the __________ and press the Delete key.

Ans: Page Break marker

47. A(n) __________ is the location in a document where one page ends and a new page begins.

Ans: page break

48. To customize columns, click the __________ button in the Columns menu.

Ans: More Columns

49. When you change the width of a column in Word, what happens to the spacing measurement?

Ans: It adjusts automatically

50. Word provides __________ options for creating section breaks.

Ans: four

51. Vertical blocks of text in a Word document are known as __________.

Ans: columns 

52. Word allows you to insert up to __________ columns in a document.

Ans: twelve

53. Columns may be formatted with even or uneven __________ in the Columns dialog box.

Ans: widths

54. To insert a blank page, click the Blank Page command in the __________ group of the Insert tab.

Ans: Pages

55. For professional-looking documents, list two things you should avoid as discussed in this lesson.

Ans: Avoid leaving a single line of text by itself at the top or bottom of a page.

56. Briefly describe the difference between a widow and an orphan, as they pertain to Word documents.

Ans: A widow is the last line of a paragraph, left alone at the bottom of a page; an orphan is the first line of a paragraph, left alone at the top of a page.

57. How would you ensure that a paragraph is not split across two pages?

Ans: Select the paragraph, and choose the Keep Lines Together box in the Paragraph dialog box.

58. What constitutes a paragraph in Word?

Ans: any line of text that is followed by a return

59. What constitutes a page break in a Word document?

Ans: the location where one page ends and another page begins

60. How many page break types are available in the Breaks menu? List each type.

Ans: three; Page, Column, and Text Wrapping

61. How many section break options are available in Word? List each option.

Ans: four; Next Page, Continuous, Even Page, and Odd Page

62. Describe ways that you can easily distinguish both automatic and manual page breaks in a Word document.

Ans: Automatic page breaks are easy to distinguish in a Word document that is placed in Print Layout view. In this view, Word displays the document page by page, one after the other, on a blue background. You can also choose to show paragraph marks by clicking the Show/Hide¶ button found in the Paragraph group of the Home tab. Once paragraph marks are shown, markers will appear to indicate manual page breaks.

63. For what purpose is a section break used? Provide at least three scenarios for when it would be beneficial to add section breaks to a document.

Ans: A section break is used to create layout or formatting changes in a portion of a document. Student answers will vary, but may include any of the following scenarios: beginning/ending columns, footnotes and endnotes, headers and footers, line numbering, margins, page borders, page numbering, change in paper size or orientation, paper source for a printer, or vertical alignment of text on a page. 

64. Where are a page’s margins located?

Ans: all around a document (top, bottom, and both sides)

65. Briefly describe Portrait and Landscape orientation.

Ans: Portrait orientation refers to when a page is taller than it is wide. Landscape orientation refers to when a page is wider than it is tall.

66. Briefly explain how a document’s page layout can contribute to the overall success (or failure) of the document. Be sure to discuss margins, page orientation, and paper size.

Ans: Student answers will vary. When choosing the margins for a document, you must consider how the document may be bound. If the document will be placed in a three-ring binder, for example, you would need to leave extra space on the left margin for the holes. The orientation of a page should depend on the information that will be displayed on that page. For example, if you are creating a table that is wider than it is tall, you would want to select Landscape as the page’s orientation. The paper size that is set for a document should match the amount and type of content included in the document. If you are creating a legal document, you would need to ensure that the paper size is set to Legal so that all of the information will appear on the correct page(s).