Shortcut | MCQs

Explanation

In MS Word 2016, the shortcut key to view a "Print Preview" of a document is ALT + CTRL + P.

Additionally, here are some navigation shortcuts:

Go to Beginning of Document: CTRL + HOME

Go to End of Document: CTRL + END

Go to Next Page: CTRL + PAGE DOWN

Go to Previous Page: CTRL + PAGE UP

Go to Next Line: CTRL + DOWN ARROW

Go to Previous Line: CTRL + UP ARROW

Explanation

In MS Word, the shortcut key Ctrl + Right Arrow moves the cursor one word to the right.

Ctrl + Left Arrow moves the cursor one word to the left.

Ctrl + Up Arrow moves the cursor one paragraph up.

Ctrl + Down Arrow moves the cursor one paragraph down.

Explanation

"Ctrl + Home" is a keyboard shortcut that moves the cursor to the beginning of the document or webpage.

It is commonly used in word processing, text editing, and web browsing applications.

Explanation

In MS Word 2007, the shortcut key ALT+CTRL+O is used to switch to Outline view.

It allows users to organize and structure their document more effectively.

Explanation

In PowerPoint, the shortcut key Ctrl+T directly opens the Font dialog box.

It allowing you to modify font styles and sizes.

Explanation

In Microsoft Word, Ctrl M is used to indent a paragraph. 

Explanation

Shift + Enter 

shortcut key used for  manual line break.

Explanation

Minimize (collapse) or restore the ribbon. (CTRL+F1)

Display the shortcut menu for the selected item. (SHIFT+F10)

Move the focus to select the active tab, your Word document, task pane, or status bar. (F6)

Explanation

Center the text. Ctrl+E

Align the text to the left. Ctrl+L

Align the text to the right. Ctrl+R

Cancel a command. Esc

Explanation

Shift + Delete is used to delete the selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin.