Ms Word Shortcut Keys Test 1 Computer Subject
Ms Word Shortcut Keys Test 1 Computer Subject
Question 31
To increase font size 1 point?
CTRL+] increases the font size by exactly 1 point.
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Question 32
To remove selected paragraph or character formatting?
CTRL+SPACEBAR clears character formatting, returning text to default.
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Question 33
To copy the selected text or object?
CTRL+C is the standard shortcut for copying text or objects.
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Question 34
Cut the selected text or object?
CTRL+X removes the selected text or object and stores it on the clipboard.
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Question 35
Paste copied text or an object?
CTRL+V pastes the last copied or cut item from the clipboard.
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Question 36
To use paste special feature?
Both CTRL+ALT+V and ALT+CTRL+V can be used to open the Paste Special dialog.
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Question 37
To copy the selected text formatting only?
CTRL+SHIFT+C copies formatting without copying the text itself.
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Question 38
To apply the copied formatting on selected text only?
Both CTRL+SHIFT+V and SHIFT+CTRL+V apply copied formatting to selected text.
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Question 39
Open the Word Count dialog box use?
CTRL+SHIFT+G opens the Word Count dialog box.
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Question 40
Create a new word document of the same type use?
CTRL+N opens a new document of the same type in Microsoft Word.
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