Alignment | MCQs

Explanation

Explanation

The shortcut key for aligning the text on both the sides-left and right of the margin is Ctrl + J to justify your text.

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Align and format paragraphs

Justify the paragraph: Ctrl+J

Align the paragraph to the left: Ctrl+L

Align the paragraph to the right: Ctrl+R

Indent the paragraph: Ctrl+M

SH4-9-2023

Explanation

Select the objects you want to align.

Press Shift to select multiple objects.

Select Picture format > Align and select how you want to align them:

Align Left, Align Center, or Align Right. Align the Top, Align the Middle, or Align the Bottom. Distribute Horizontally or Distribute Vertically.

Explanation

Text starts from the left margin.

Ragged right edge (not aligned on the right).

Suitable for most documents (letters, reports).

Can be changed to Center, Right, or Justify as needed.

Explanation

In MS Word, font positioning options include:

• Normal (also known as "Baseline")
• Superscript (raised above the baseline)
• Subscript (lowered below the baseline)
• Raised (a specific amount above the baseline)

However, "Centered" is not a font positioning option in MS Word.

Text can be aligned center, but that's a paragraph alignment option, not a font positioning option.

Explanation

"The new policy is in line with our company values."

The phrase "in line with" means that something conforms or aligns with a set of principles, standards, or values.