LibreOffice Writer Basics Quiz

Located at the top of the interface.

Positioned directly below the title bar.

Access sidebar from the 'View' menu or using its hide/show icon.

Normal, Web, and Full Screen.

Default view, how the document will appear printed/saved.

The process of arranging text within a paragraph, either left, right, center, or justified.

Predefined formatting options used to quickly style text and elements on a page.

Used to display text below (subscript) or above (superscript) the normal text line.

A set of tools that provides options for quick adjustments of text formatting, including paragraph alignment and subscripts/superscripts.

Settings impacting formatting of page elements, accessed through the sidebar's 'Page' function and the 'Styles' option.

A tool that identifies misspelled words and suggests corrections. It highlights unrecognized words with a wavy red line.

Words with similar meanings. They can add variety and improve your writing.

A programmable device that stores, retrieves, and processes data. It used to refer to human calculators.

Defines the overall layout of a document, including page size, margins, headers, footers, borders, backgrounds, and page numbers.

Styles are recommended for formatting documents because they ensure consistent formatting and make it easier to update the entire document with changes.

Press Alt + Shift + F8 or choose 'Edit → Selection ModeàBlock Area' to select a vertical block of text.

Select text, then either use the Copy command (or Ctrl+C) to copy and Paste (or Ctrl+V) to paste it.

Select text, then use the Cut command (or Ctrl+X) to remove it and then Paste it (or Ctrl+V) elsewhere

Use the Find toolbar or Find/Replace dialog box to locate text in a document. You can use wildcards and regular expressions for more advanced searches.

Use the Navigator (by pressing F5) to quickly jump to any page number in the document by typing it in.

The 'Navigator' tab in the 'Sidebar' allows users to view and navigate different elements within a document, like headings, tables, graphics, and bookmarks.

You can undo the most recent change by pressing Ctrl+Z or selecting 'Edit' → 'Undo'. To redo an undone change, select 'Edit' → 'Redo' or press Ctrl+Y.

To select multiple words, double-click on the first word, hold down Ctrl, and click on the other words you want to select.

By pressing F8, you enter 'Extending selection' mode, allowing you to use the arrow keys to select a continuous block of text.

A computer is a device that can store, retrieve, and process data. It's programmable, meaning you can give it instructions to follow.

Divides a table into two separate tables, with the cursor's row becoming the first row of the new table.

Combines two adjacent tables into a single table. Select a cell in one of the tables to merge them.

Ways to organize content with markers (bullets) or numbers, helping to structure information.

Removes any manual formatting applied to text, restoring it to the default style.

A feature that combines a main document (letter template) with a data source (names and addresses) to create personalized documents.

Sections appearing at the top (header) or bottom (footer) of each page, usually containing page numbers or document details.

A style that applies formatting to an entire paragraph (e.g., alignment, indentation, spacing).

Text appearing slightly above (superscript) or below (subscript) the normal line, used for specific purposes like scientific notation or footnotes.

Changing the appearance of text, including font style, size, and color. This makes text more readable and visually appealing.

Hidden symbols in a document that mark things like paragraph breaks, spaces, and tabs. They help in aligning and formatting content.

A feature that allows you to see the non-printing characters in a document. This makes it easy to understand how the content is formatted.

To add a visual element to your document, you can insert an image file from your computer, copy-paste from a graphics program, or use internal clip art.

1. Click where you want the image in the document. 2. Go to 'Insert' -> 'Image'. 3. Select the image file. 4. Click 'Open'.

The term 'computer' originally referred to humans doing calculations. Now, it refers to programmable machines that store, retrieve, and process data.

Adjusting the capitalization of text in a document, such as making all letters uppercase, lowercase, or using sentence capitalization.

Adding a new page at the current cursor position in a document.

Tables are used for organizing data like spreadsheets, aligning content, and creating intricate page layouts.

Use the Table icon on the toolbar to create a table, selecting the desired row and column size from the dropdown.

Add a row or column to an existing table by using the icons on the Table toolbar.

Remove rows or columns from a table by placing the cursor in the desired row/column and using the Delete icons or right-clicking to choose 'Delete'.

Remove the entire table by selecting it and pressing the Delete or Backspace key.

Combine two tables into one or separate one table into two.