Question

1. if you want to select all the text in your document at once, which shortcut should you use?

a) ctrl + a b) ctrl + s c) ctrl + b d) ctrl + z

1. what does the shortcut ctrl + s do in microsoft word?

a) starts a new document b) saves your current document c) opens the print menu d) closes the program

1. which shortcut lets you cut selected text so you can move it to another place?

a) ctrl + x b) ctrl + c c) ctrl + v d) ctrl + z

Explanation:

Question 23

To select all text in a document, the standard shortcut is Ctrl + A. Ctrl + S saves, Ctrl + B bolds, and Ctrl + Z undoes, so they don't match the "select all" action.

In Microsoft Word, Ctrl + S is the shortcut to save the current document. Starting a new document is not Ctrl + S, opening print menu is not, and closing the program is not this shortcut.

The shortcut to cut selected text (to move it) is Ctrl + X. Ctrl + C copies, Ctrl + V pastes, and Ctrl + Z undoes, so only Ctrl + X is for cutting.

Answer:

a) Ctrl + A

Question 24