A. Body Text

B. A List

C. A Heading

A. Table of Contents can only be created in one build-in format.

B. Word will automatically update your Table of Contents

C. Existing Table of Contents cannot be changed

A. An Index is created by Word automatically  - once you mark the entries. 

B. There are different varieties of  styles for an Index.

C. Once you create an Index, it cannot be changed, to make changes you need to start a new Index.

A. Print layout View

B. Normal view

C. The bullets and numbering command

D.  None of the above

A. The first page has to have a header and a footer

B. Every document must have at least one header

C. Every document needs to have at least one footer

D.  Neither A, B, or C

A. The desired section

B. A particular page

C. Forward or backward from the page you are one right now.

D.  All of the above.

A. You need to mark all the index entries.

B. You need to create a table of contents.

C. Both A and B.

D.  You need to move to the end of the document. 

A. In the header but not the footer

B. In both header and footer

Through the Page Setup window.

C.  In the footer but not the header

A. Page numbers are created through the View menu

B. Page numbers are created through the Format menu

C. Page numbers are created through the Insert menu

D. Page numbers are created through the Tools menu

A. Headers and Footers are created through the View menu

B. Headers and Footers are created through the Format menu 

C. Headers and Footers are created through the Insert menu 

D.  Headers and Footers are created through the Tools menu

A. To access the 'Go To' command, you need to go the File menu

B. To access the 'Go To' command, you need to go the Edit menu

C. To access the 'Go To' command, you need to go the Format menu

D.  To access the 'Go To' command, you need to go the View menu

A. Edit, and then click on the Find option

B. Insert, and then click on Page Numbers option

C. File, and then click on Page Setup option

D.  Format, and then click on Style and Formatting option

A. Monetary

B. Formatting 

C. Base value

D. Poisson

A. Font style

B. Font size

C. Line spacing 

D. Paste

A. Under Tools

B. Under Format

C. Under Table

D. Under View

A. Description

B. Paragraph Preview

C. Spell check

D. Character Preview

A. Heading 1

B. Block Text

C. Caption

D. Normal

A. Bullets are another name for tiny symbols

B. Bullets are another name for letters

C. Numbered lists let you put things in a ranked order

D. Numbered lists let you show how many points you are going to address

A. You can create an outline using only bullets.

B. You can create an outline using only numbers.

C. You cannot combine bullets and numbers in an outline

D. You can combine bullets and numbers in an outline

A. Blank

B. Roman numerals 

C. Filled-in bullets

D. None