True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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You cannot change a tab from
one type of tab to another. If you want to make the change, you must delete the tab then replace it
with a different type of tab.
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2.
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When you use the Align to
Decimal tab, you can align text with characters other than a decimal point.
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3.
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Text insets can be entered for
all four sides of a text frame.
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4.
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If you increase the size of
text that has a rule below it, the size of the rule does not change.
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5.
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You can specify a color for a
rule below text that is different than the text color it underlines.
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6.
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You can apply a rule above and
a rule below the same text.
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7.
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For a rule below, a positive
value in the Offset text box moves the rule up from the baseline.
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8.
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The default width of the cells
in a table is the width of the text frame divided by the number of rows of
cells.
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9.
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Once you’ve created a
table, you cannot change the number of rows or columns.
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10.
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The Table panel gives you
controls that allow you to control the text inset for all four sides of the
cell.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that
best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Case Based Critical
Thinking
Katie's team is
working on a corporate annual report that contains lots of financial information in charts. This will
require the team to do lots of work with tabs and tables.
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Katie tells her designers that
when setting tabs for the charts, be sure to use the Position Panel Above Text Frame button in the
Tabs dialog box. The benefit of this is ________.
a. | Visual. The tabbed text will align
with corresponding tabs in the Tabs dialog box | c. | Mathematical. Aligning the left edge of the Tabs dialog box with the left edge
of the text frame confirms that the tabs and the text will have the same X coordinate in the
Transform panel | b. | Spatial. Positioning the Tabs palette above the text frame conserves
space |
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This financial document
contains many monetary charts. In some charts, the monetary figures show dollars and cents - two
decimal places. In other charts, the numbers are rounded to the nearest dollar. For consistency,
Katie wants to have one solution for everything, so she instructs her designers
to
a. | Use an align left tab for the dollar
sign, use an align on decimal tab for the numbers with decimals, and use an align right tab for the
numbers without decimals. | c. | Type the dollar sign in with the numerical values, then use an align on
decimal tab for all the monetary figures. Tab the dollar sign with the values as one
unit. | b. | Enter the dollar sign as a leader, then use an align right tab for all the
monetary figures. | d. | Format all the monetary figures as
currency with two decimal places, then use an align on decimal tab for all the monetary
figures. |
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For all charts, Katie instructs
her designers to add rules between each vertical line of information. This decision will impact which
of the following?
a. | Design; the rules will add visual
appeal to the chart | c. | Layout;
practically speaking, the rules will delineate all of the different lines of information
| b. | Legibility; the rules will make it
easier to read information across the chart | d. | All of the above |
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Katie tells her staff that the
best choice for adding rules to the charts is ________.
a. | the Underline command in the
Paragraph panel | c. | the Rule Above or
Rule Below commands in the Paragraph Rules dialog box | b. | the Pen Tool | d. | the Line Tool |
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Katie tells the staff that,
when using the Tabs dialog box to tab out the information, they should include dots horizontally to
help the reader read across the chart. She tells them the best way to do this is
________.
a. | with fill characters in the Tabs
dialog box | c. | with dotted
strokes in the Stroke panel | b. | with tab leaders in the Tabs dialog box | d. | by simply typing periods between
tabs |
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In the figure above, the items
in Column 1 are aligned on what type of tab?
a. | Left-Justified | c. | Center-Justified | b. | Right-Justified | d. | Not enough information to be
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In the figure above, the items
in the center of the frame under Column 2 are aligned on what type of tab?
a. | Left-Justified | c. | Center-Justified | b. | Right-Justified | d. | Not enough information to be
certain. |
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18.
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In the figure above, the letter
“A” points to what type of tab?
a. | Left-Justified | c. | Center-Justified | b. | Right-Justified | d. | Align to Decimal |
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In the figure above, the letter
“B” points to what type of tab?
a. | Left-Justified | c. | Center-Justified | b. | Right-Justified | d. | Align to Decimal |
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20.
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In the figure above, the
numbers are aligned on what type of tab?
a. | Left-Justified | c. | Center-Justified | b. | Right-Justified | d. | Align to Decimal |
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Which type of tab is useful
when aligning dollar amounts?
a. | Left-Justified | c. | Align to Decimal | b. | Center-Justified | d. | Righ-Justified |
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22.
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Text inset values are entered
where?
a. | Character Styles
panel | c. | Text Frame Options dialog
box | b. | Paragraph Styles panel | d. | Text Wrap panel |
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23.
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Rules for text are defined
where?
a. | Character
panel | c. | Text Frame Options dialog
box | b. | Paragraph panel | d. | Paragraph Rules dialog box |
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24.
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When working in a table,
pressing the Tab key moves you __________.
a. | from column to
column | c. | to the next
page | b. | from row to row | d. | to the last page |
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25.
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This measurement is the default
text inset for a cell.
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