Test: Document Production - Year 11 MCQ

Headers and footers are used to insert page numbers, document titles, dates, and other information that appears consistently at the top (header) or bottom (footer) of every page in a document.

Merging cells in a table involves combining adjacent cells to create a single, larger cell that spans across multiple columns or rows.

Landscape orientation is commonly used for documents like newsletters and brochures because it allows for wider content display across the page.

The Find tool allows users to search for specific words or phrases within a document and navigate directly to the pages where they are located.

A table of contents provides a structured overview of the document by listing its sections or chapters along with their page numbers for quick navigation.

Page setup allows users to adjust margins, paper size, orientation, and other layout settings for a document.

Inserting a section break allows you to create different headers and footers for different sections of a document, including the first page.

Split screen allows users to view two different sections of the same document side by side, which can be useful for comparing or referencing information.

The Page Up and Page Down keys on the keyboard allow users to navigate quickly to the top (Page Up) or bottom (Page Down) of a document.

Page breaks are used to start a new section or chapter on the next page without having to insert extra blank lines or spaces.