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| the amount of space above and below a paragraph. MLA requires that you double space the entire research paper. |
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| the position of the cursors is that the right margin of the paper. |
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| the amount of vertical space between lines of text of text in a paragraph. |
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| a method of formatting & entering text, graphics, and other items. When using click and type word automatically formats the item you enter according to the location where you double click. |
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| this is displayed at the top edge of the document window, just below the Ribbon. Also just called the "ruler". |
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| this is displayed along the left edge of the Word Window. |
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| the top triangle at 0" mark on the ruler. Indents only the first line of the paragraph. |
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| the first line of text hangs to the left of the rest of the paragraph. The "hanging indent marker" is the bottom triangle at the 0" mark on the ruler. Most commonly used when creating the Works Cited page. |
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| the small square at the 0" mark on the ruler, allows you to change the entire left margin. |
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| a feature that automatically corrects typing, spelling, capitalization, and/or grammar errors as you type them in a document. |
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| a superscript (a raised number) that signals an explanatory note exists either at the bottom on the page as footnote, or at the end of the document as an endnote. |
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| Automatic page breaks or soft page breaks |
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| these are created automatically by word when it determines the text has filled on the page according to paper size, margin settings, line spacing and other settings. This automatic task of inserting a page break is called background repagination. |
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| a list of sources that are referenced directly in a research paper. |
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| Manual page break or a hard page break |
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| this is a page break where you force the document to move in a certain way. |
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| when you review a document and placing it on the clipboard. |
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| a temporary windows storage area. |
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| the process of copying an item from the clipboard into the document at the location of the insertion point. |
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A list of predefined typing, spelling, capitalization, & grammar errors that can see when somethings incorrect. |
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Single-spaced, left aligned, & a smaller font size than the text in the research paper. |
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| A note reference mark signals that an explanatory note exists at the bottom on the page. |
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| What font does this show CTRL+SHIFT+PLUS SIGN ? |
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In MLA style that list of sources that are referenced directly in a research paper. |
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| In order to increase a paragraph indent you use what shortcut keys? |
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| By default, the set style for space after a paragraph? |
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| In order to decrease font size you use what shortcut keys? |
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| What are the shortcut keys used to left-align a paragraph? |
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| What are the shortcut keys to center a paragraph? |
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What are the character formatting shortcut keys? |
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| What are the shortcut keys that underline words? |
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What is the rule with using the spacebar? |
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| What is the name for a placeholder for data whose contents can change? |
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| What is it called if there is a link that is connected to a source? |
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| What are three bibliographic sources? |
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1. Map
2. Memo
3. Margin settings |
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| If you wanted to select a sentence, you would press down what key ? |
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Line spacing is the amount of space above & below a paragraph.
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If you have a right-aligned paragraph and you want to make it left-aligned, click the align text left button.
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The conclusion, which follows the introduction, consists of several paragraphs that support the topic.
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If your hand is on the keyboard, use the Ribbon for formatting.
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A quick style is a predefined style that appears in the styles gallery on the quick access toolbar.
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In MLA style, notes are used only for optional explanatory notes.
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MLA style uses the term bibliographical references for works cited.
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CTRL+B, CTRL+], and CTRL+U are all shortcut keys for formatting paragraphs.
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To use click & type, you double click a blank area of the document window.
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If you have multiple custom dictionaries, you can specify which one word should use when checking spelling,
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While plagiarism is unethical, it is not considered an academic crime.
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| Used in MLA style instead of noting each source at the bottom of the page. |
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| The bibliographical list of sources at the end of an MLA-styled research paper. |
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| Text & graphics that prints at the top of each page in a document. |
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| Used to format text as you type it. |
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An identifier that links a citation to a source. |
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| Word feature that fixes errors as you type them in the document. |
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