1. How can you remove tab stop markers from ruler?

A. Double click the tab marker and choose Clear All
B. Drag the tab stop marker out of the ruler
C. Right click the tab stop marker and choose remove
D. All of above
โœ… The correct answer is option B.
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 stopโ€™s type, double-click the tab stop on the Ruler to open the Tabs dialog box and make our changes there.

2. The Word Count command on the Tools menu displays the number of words as well as the number of _______ in the current document.

A. Lines
B. Characters
C. Paragraphs
D. All of the above
โœ… The correct answer is option D.
Click on Word Count. Select Word Count from the Tools menu dropdown. A box displaying the number of words, characters, lines, pages and paragraphs will appear on the screen. The word count for a selected portion of text will usually be displayed in the bottom bar of your document.

5. The other Col# are inactive when you’ve select 3 columns. How will you activate those boxes?

A. Double click on spacing box
B. Double click on inactive Col#
C. Remove mark from Line between checkbox
D. Remove mark from Equal Column Width check box
โœ… The correct answer is option D.
Remove mark from Equal Column Width check box to activate inactive other column.

9. To exit from the Resume Wizard and return to the document window without creating a resume, click the ________ button in any panel in the Resume Wizard dialog box.

A. Cancel
B. Back
C. Next
D. Finish
โœ… The correct answer is option D.
To exit from the Resume Wizard and return to the document window without creating a resume, click the finish button in any panel in the Resume Wizard dialog box in Word 2003.

10. In Word, the default alignment for paragraphs is ________.

A. Left-aligned, or flush margins at the left edge and uneven edges at the right edge
B. Centered, or equidistant from both the left edge and the right edge
C. Right-aligned, or flush margins at the right edge and uneven edges at the left edge
D. Justified, or flush margins at both the left and right edges
โœ… The correct answer is option A.
In Word, the default alignment for paragraphs is left-aligned, or flush margins at the left edge and uneven edges at the right edge.