Course completion quiz

Microsoft Word Final Quiz

Answer 20 questions covering all ten lessons, including practical scenarios, troubleshooting, and choosing the right steps. Complete all ten lessons and score at least 85 percent (17 of 20 correct) to earn a printable course-completion certificate.

Final quiz

Choose one best answer for each question based on the course material. There are two questions from each lesson and four choices per question. Question and answer order changes each time. There is no time limit. After grading, read the explanations and use the lesson links to review before retaking the quiz.

1. Word is open on an existing document. You need a separate blank document. Which command fits? Ctrl+W Ctrl+O Ctrl+N Ctrl+S

2. You saved your first document, but only remember its title inside the page. What must you confirm to find it later? The last word spoken before closing Word Its title's font, size, and alignment Its saved filename, folder, and DOCX format The number of paragraphs and blank lines

3. You want to replace one word without removing the surrounding sentence. What should you do? Copy the word, move to the end, and paste its replacement Select the paragraph and type only the replacement word Move beside the word, type the replacement, and save immediately Select just that word, type the replacement, and review the sentence

4. You undid an intentional paste and now want that paste restored. Which command fits? Ctrl+X Ctrl+Y Ctrl+C Ctrl+F

5. A word appears four times, but only one occurrence should change. Which approach fits the lesson? Change the search term without activating Replace Delete every occurrence and type the replacement once Find the intended occurrence and replace that occurrence only Use Replace All, then reread only the first paragraph

6. You need evidence that your edits survived closing Word. Which check is strongest? Reopen the saved file and read the changed passage Confirm that the Save command was pressed once Check that the filename still appears in a recent-files list Confirm that the document window closed successfully

7. The title should be centered while body paragraphs remain left aligned. Which method fits? Select the entire document and center all text Apply alignment to the intended paragraphs and review each one Apply bold to the title and assume alignment changes too Use spaces before the title until it appears centered

8. Only the phrase increase independence should be italic. What must be checked before applying the command? That exactly that phrase is selected That the document is at the end That the entire paragraph is selected That the paragraph is centered

9. A large bold section label is missing from Word's heading navigation. What is the most likely correction? Apply the appropriate built-in heading style Increase the label's font size again Add a blank paragraph before the label Center the label and underline it

10. Your document has a main Heading 1 and two sibling sections. Which structure matches the lesson? Use Normal for section labels and Heading 2 for body text Use Heading 1 for every paragraph in both sections Use Heading 2 for one section and Heading 4 for the other Use Heading 2 for both sections and Normal for their body text

11. You are writing five steps that must be performed in order. Which structure best conveys that sequence? A true numbered list Five paragraphs beginning with typed dashes One paragraph with repeated spaces A table with no row or column labels

12. Your checklist looks bulleted because you typed a symbol before each line. What should you improve? Make the first symbol bold Increase the symbols' font size Indent each line with more spaces Use Word's actual list formatting for those items

13. A schedule table has bold column names but no designated header row. What remains to be done? Convert the table into an image with the same text Set the first row as a header row and verify the structure Bold all data cells to match the first row Merge the column names into one large title cell

14. A learner has difficulty following the schedule's row and column relationships. Which design is most appropriate? A simple table with clear headers and no merged or split cells Separate text boxes placed to resemble a table A table with merged cells wherever space is limited A table whose meaning depends only on background colors

15. Which link text best supports someone reviewing links out of context? Website Read more Click here Microsoft Accessibility support

16. A picture communicates a step that is not explained in the document text. How should it be treated? Use the image's filename as its complete description Mark it decorative because it improves the layout Add alt text that explains its purpose and information Leave it undescribed if Accessibility Checker finds no error

17. You turned off Track Changes after making revisions. What is still required to finalize those existing revisions? Delete the document's comments to remove the revisions Save the file to automatically accept every change Close Word to automatically reject every change Review and accept or reject the recorded changes

18. You want to ask a reviewer about a phrase without replacing the phrase itself. Which tool fits? Replace All for the selected phrase A comment attached to the selected phrase A new filename containing the question A page-wide alignment change

19. Your final document looks organized, but its headings were made only with bold text. Has it met the structural requirement? No; every paragraph must use Heading 1 before submission No; apply Heading 1 and Heading 2 styles and verify navigation Yes; saving as DOCX converts bold labels into headings Yes; bold text is enough whenever the document is one page

20. What is the strongest final review before submitting the Word project? Inspect the document visually and assume all headings, lists, and headers have semantic structure Run spelling and grammar review, treating a clean result as proof that the structure is accessible Verify content, structure, accessibility, and saved output Export to PDF and treat successful conversion as evidence the original meets every requirement

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