Test: MS Word Basics - 1 - Class 5 MCQ

Command button shown in option [B] is used to increase the indent level of the paragraph, so it is incorrect.

Justify the text:
- Justifying the text aligns it to both the left and right margins, resulting in a clean and professional look on the page.
- It creates straight lines on both sides of the text, improving readability and aesthetics.
Add borders around the text:
- Adding borders around the text does not align it to both the left and right margins.
- Borders only create a visual boundary around the text, but they do not affect the alignment.
Center align the text:
- Center aligning the text only aligns it to the center of the page, not to both the left and right margins.
- It may create a visually balanced look, but it does not achieve the clean look that aligning to both margins provides.
Adding paragraph marks in the document:
- Adding paragraph marks, also known as line breaks, does not align the text to both the left and right margins.
- Line breaks only create a new line within the same paragraph, they do not affect the alignment.
Therefore, the correct option is:
- A: Justify the text

Answer:
To separate the paragraph from the left margins using blank spaces, you need to click on option B.
Here is a detailed solution:
1. Start by clicking on the provided options one by one to see the effect of each one on the paragraph alignment.
2. Observe how the paragraph alignment changes when you click on option A, C, and D.
3. Notice that clicking on option B results in the desired effect of separating the paragraph from the left margins using blank spaces.
4. The image in option B shows a paragraph with indentation and a gap from the left margins, indicating that it will create the desired separation.
5. Therefore, option B is the correct choice for separating the paragraph from the left margins using blank spaces.
In conclusion, to achieve the desired effect of separating the paragraph from the left margins using blank spaces, you should click on option B.

Command button shown in the question is of Line Numbers, which is used for adding line numbers in a document.