Question

1. what two ways are there to exit a program?

use ctrl+c or ctrl+alt.
use ctrl+alt+delete or function (fn) and the windows button.
push the power button on the system unit or hold in the power button on the system unit.
use the white x in the red box (upper right on screen)or file, exit.

1. how would you create a new document without using a template? select all that apply.

file, new, select blank document, and click on create.
open the program, the program opens to a new blank document window.

Explanation:

For the first question, using the "X" (close button) in the upper - right corner of the program window or going to "File" and selecting "Exit" are common and standard ways to exit a program. The other options like using Ctrl + C (usually for copying in many contexts), Ctrl + Alt (not a standard exit combination), Ctrl + Alt + Delete (opens the task manager in Windows), function (fn) + Windows button (not a standard exit method), and power button (should be used carefully as it can cause data loss if not a proper shutdown) are not typical program - exit methods.

For the second question, in many word - processing programs (e.g., Microsoft Word), when you go to "File, New, select Blank Document, and click on Create", you create a new document without using a template. Also, when you open the program, it often opens to a new blank document window (this is a default behavior in some programs).

Answer:

1. Use the white X in the red box (upper right on screen) or File, Exit.
2. File, New, select Blank Document, and click on Create; Open the program, the program opens to a new blank document window.