(A) Ctrl + Shift + P

(B) Ctrl + Shift + S

(C) Ctrl + P

(D) Ctrl + S

(A) From File menu choose Close submenu

(B) Click X button on the title bar

(C) Choosing File menu then Exit submenu

(D) Press Alt + F4

Explanation

• If you enter the file menu and then close the sub-menu, it will not allow applications to exit.
• The cross button on a program’s title bar is coloured in red or some other contrasting colour and is the simplest and most obvious way to close the application.
• Another way is to exit is by selecting the file option and then exit.
• Alt + F4 is a shortcut for all of the applications to close.

(A) Auto Correct as you type

(B) Auto Change as you type

(C)Auto Format as you type

(D) Smart Tags as you type

(A) Ctrl + F

(B) Ctrl + Shift + D

(C) Ctrl + D

(D) Alt + Ctrl + F

Explanation

Opens the Font dialog box with the focus at the Font combo box (see also Ctrl+Shift+F and Ctrl+Shift+P).

(A) clip art

(B) captions

(C) hyperlinks

(D) bookmarks

(A) Drag the tab stop marker out of the ruler

(B) Double click the tab marker and choose Clear All

(C) Right-click the tab stop marker and choose remove

(D) All of above

Explanation

The easiest way to change and remove tab stops is to work with them directly on the Ruler. We can drag a tab stop to the right or left to shift its position, or we can drag it off the Ruler entirely (up or down) to remove it. To change a tab stop’s type, double-click the tab stop on the Ruler to open the Tabs dialog box and make our changes there.

(A) upper-left corner and use it for your favorite commands

(B) floats over your text and use it when you need to make formatting changes

(C) Home tab and use it when you need to quickly launch or start new document

(D) None of above