ICT

Question 1

• abbreviation for advertisement

Answer 1

ADS

Question 2

report showing progress on a certain program or project

Answer 2

annual reports

Question 2

brochures - small, thin book or magazine that usually has many pictures and information about a product, a place, etc.

Answer 2

brochures

Question 3

book created in a publication with only a few pages that contain information on one subject

Answer 3

booklet

Question 4

• small card printed with a person’s name and information about that person’s company and job

Answer 4

business card

Question 4

• to decorate by adding special details

Answer 4

embellish

Question 5

piece of paper that has something printed on it and that is given to many people

Answer 5

fliers

Question 5

small picture on a computer screen that represents a program or function

Answer 5

icon

Question 6

name and address of an organization

Answer 6

letterhead

Question 7

• join or connect

Answer 7

link

Question 8

• short written report that tells about the recent activities of an organization and that is sent to members of the organization

Answer 8

NEWSLETTER

Question 9

• symbol that is used to identify a company and that appears on its products

Answer 9

logo

Question 10

• type of thin book with a paper cover that contains stories, essays, pictures, etc.,

Answer 10

magazine

Question 11

publication presented digitally or online

Answer 11

non-print publication

Question 12

• the act or process of producing a book, magazine, etc., and making it available to the public

Answer 12

PUBLICATION

Question 13

component of any publication

Answer 13

objects

Question 14

• a publication in hard copy

Answer 14

PRINT PUBLICATION

Question 15

• the program that run on a computer and perform certain

Answer 15

SOFTWARE

Question 15

The spacing between all selected text characters

Answer 15

TRACKING

Question 16

The space between any two specific characters

Answer 16

KERNING

Question 17

(pronounced ledding) – The amount of white space between lines of text.

Answer 17

LEADING

Question 18

To Adjust Tracking or Kerning

Answer 18

1. Select the text you want to reformat.
2. Choose Format.
3. Select Character Spacing.
4. Under Tracking, choose the space to apply to the text.
5. Under Kerning, select the options to define the space between any two
   characters

Question 19

To adjust the Leading or Line Spacing

Answer 19

1. Select the text to reformat.
2. Choose Format.
3. Select Paragraph.
4. Click the Indents and Spacing tab.
5. Set the paragraph and line spacing.

Question 20

II. INSERTING TABLES
To Insert a Table:

Answer 20

1. Click the Insert tab and locate the Tables group.
2. Click the Table drop-down command.
   The Table drop-down command
3. Hover your mouse over the diagram squares to select the number of columns and rows in the table, then click your mouse
4. Apply your knowledge in the manipulation of tables in Word Processing.

Question 21

It is a good rule of thumb to save a publication every 10 to 15 minutes, after the publication is completed, before it is printed or when a major change is made

Answer 21

III. SAVING FILES

Question 22

Therefore, if the computer loses power, the information has been retained.

Answer 22

III. SAVING FILES

Question 23

is used to save a file for the first time or to save it with a different name or to a different location.

Answer 23

SAVE AS

Question 24

PROCEDURE FOR SAVE AS

Answer 24

1. Click File. 2. Chose Save As. 3. In the File Name text box, type in the desired filename. 4.Press Enter or click Save.

Question 25

is used to save a file using its current name and replace the existing file. This command is used to update a file.

Answer 25

SAVE

Question 26

PROCEDURE ON SAVE

Answer 26

1. Click File. 2. Select Save. - or - Click on the Save icon on the Standard toolbar.