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PART B-Unit 1

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PART B-Unit 1

The document is a questionnaire for Grade X students studying Information Technology, covering various topics such as digital documentation, electronic spreadsheets, and database management. It includes priority questions with short and long answer formats related to LibreOffice Writer, styles, formatting, and image handling. The questionnaire aims to assess students' understanding of the subject-specific skills outlined in the curriculum.
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INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY
(Subject Code: 402)

GRADE - X

QUESTIONNAIRE

Student Name : ........................................................................................

Class : ........... Roll No. : ........................................ Section : ................

Teacher Name : .........................................................................................


PART-B
Subject Specific Skills
Unit - I
Digital Documentation (Advanced)
Unit - II
Electronic Spreadsheet (Advanced)
Unit - III
Database Management System
Unit - IV
Maintain Health, Safety and Secure Working
Environment
GRADE - 10
Questionnaire
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Unit-1 DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION (ADVANCED)

Priority-1 Questions

Short Answer Questions

1. What is a style?
A: A style is a set of formats that you can apply to selected pages, text, frames and other
elements in your document to quickly change their appearance. when you apply a
style, you apply a whole group of formats at the same time.

2. How to start libreoffice Writer?


A: To open libreoffice Writer follow these steps:
Click on Start ->libreoffice 24.2 ->Libreoffice writer

3. Amit has deleted a paragraph from a document. Which option in Writer will help?
A: Undo or Ctrl+Z

4. What do you mean by word processor?

A: Word processor is an application software used to create and edit documents.

5. Name the default font and its size in libreoffice writer.

A: Times New Roman is the default font and its default size 12.

6. Name all the items available on Menu bar.


A: The menu bar which contains various menu items - File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Styles,
Table, Form Tools, Window and Help.

7. In which tab the styles group is located and what does it contain.
A: The styles group is located under the styles tab (Click styles->Manage styles or press F11)
and contains Heading, Indent, Signature etc..,

8. Write the shortcut key to save document.


A: Press Ctrl+Shift +S to save the document for the first time and Ctrl+S to save otherwise.

9. Can we set up our own new style containing the formatting option of our choice
In libreoffice Writer?
A: Yes, we can set our own new style containing the formatting option of our own choice in
libreoffice Writer.

10. What is Gallery?


A: Gallery is a collection of pictures or images that can be imported into a document.

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11. What do you mean by alignment of text? How many types of alignments are
available in Writer?
A: The alignment of text means how text is placed on the screen with respect to the
margins. There are four types of alignment. They are left, right, center and justify
alignment.

12. What does cropping a picture means?


A: Cropping a picture refers to removing a part of the picture that we do not wish to see.

13. What is meant by wrap text?


A: Wrap text means adjusting or fitting text into a graphical object.

14. What type of information is contained by Header and Footer?


A: Header and footer generally both contains information such as page number, date,
document name, company logo, image etc., which are specified by page styles.

15. Explain format-paint brush feature.


A: Format-paint brush enables us to copy the formatting effects applied to the selected -
text without selecting the text itself.

16. What do you understand by Paragraph spacing?


A: Paragraph spacing provides the facility to change the paragraph spacing of the
document.

17. What do you understand by Arrangement?


A: Arrangement refers to the placement of a graphic on an imaginary vertical axis.

18. How to insert row(s) in Writer?


A: To insert row(s) in writer:
Click on Table Insert Rows above below. It will open Insert rows dialog box.

19. What is the difference between styles and templates?


A: Styles are set of formats where as template is a model of a document.

20. Explain different ways of creating a template.


A: We can create your own templates in two ways from a document, and using a wizard.

21. What is a macro?


A: A macro is a saved sequence of commands or keystrokes that are stored for later use. it is
very flexible, allowing automation of both simple and complex tasks. macros are especially
useful to repeat a task the same way over and over again.

22. What is Formatting?


A: Formatting refers to the different settings applied to the text, paragraph and page of
the document. Formatting helps to make your document more presentable and
attractive.

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23. What is Libreoffice Writer?
A: Libreoffice.org commonly known as Libreoffice, is a discontinued open-source office
suite. It was an open-sourced version of the earlier star office, which Sun Microsystems
acquired in 1999 for internal use. Sun open-sourced the Libreoffice suite in July 2000
as a competitor to Microsoft office, releasing version 1.0 on May 2002.

24. What are the categories of formatting supported by digital documentation


software?
A: There are six categories of formatting supported by digital documentation software.
- Character formatting - Table formatting
- Page formatting - List formatting

- Paragraph formatting - Frame Styles

25. What are the various ways to select styles to apply in Writer?
A: Writer provides several ways for you to select styles to apply. They are as
follows:
Ÿ Click the manage styles icon located at the left-hand end of the object bar, or
Ÿ Click Format manage styles, or
Ÿ Press F11

26. Write some advantages for using style.


A: Advantages of using style are:
Ÿ Styles help us to apply consistent formatting to the documents.

Ÿ Style make the major formatting changes simple.

Ÿ Using styles we can easily change the existing format.

27. What do you mean by the Term Toc?


A: A table of contents (Toc) is a list of headings in the order in which they appear in the
document. A Toc helps in navigating through a document by providing associated
page numbers and direct links to various headings available on those pages.

28. How to add or delete the title for the table of content?
A: To add a title follow these steps:
Ÿ The default title is “Table of contents”, Click on OK if you want to set it as it is.
Ÿ Type your desired title if you wish to give a custom title and click on the Ok button.
Ÿ To delete a title just clear the title field and keep it blank.

29. Nikhil is working on a document in writer. he needs to perform the following


Tasks in writer. help him by suggesting the correct option.

I) Increase the space between lines in various paragraphs.


ii) Align the paragraph properly

A: I) Line spacing option under the indent and spacing tab.


II) Text Alignment.

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30. Explain the term Ruler.
A: Ruler appears at the top and on the left side of the document window. Ruler is used
to set tabs, indents and margins for a document. It allows to format the horizontal or
vertical alignment of text in a document.
31. Write the procedure for inserting an image using a scanner.
A: If a scanner is connected to your computer writer can call the scanning application and
Inserted the scanned item into the document. to start this procedure, select Insert ->
media ->Scan ->Select source.

Long Answer Questions

1. What are the different ways to modify styles in Writer?


A: Writer provides several ways to modify styles (both the predefined styles and custom
styles that you create)
• Updating a style from a selection.
• Load or copy styles from another document or template.

2. What do you understand by cropping image? How do you crop an Image?


A: Cropping is the process to trim of scale the selected portion of an image when a ertain
portion of the image is not required. To crop follow the given steps:
• Step 1: Select the image. Click on the 'Format' menu and then select 'Image' option
• Step 2: 'Image' widow appears on the screen. Click on the 'Crop' tab 'Crop' tab
appears with many options.
• Step3: Click on 'OK' button.

3. What are styles. Give three ways to open Style window.


A: Styles are set of predefined formatting already defined in style gallery or can be
created by user. A style is a set of characteristics that are arranged in one single
style name. This style name you can apply to selected pages, text, frames, and
other elements in your document to quickly change their appearance. The set of
commands or characteristics can be font color, size font names, Italics etc.
There are three ways to open Style.
• Using Formatting toolbar
• Format menu – Select Style
• Press 'F11' key ( shortcut key to pen Style dialog box)

4. Explain the different types of style.


A: The following types of styles that can be set in Writer are:

• Paragraph Style defines how the paragraph will look and appear by setting the features
like text alignment, tab stops, line spacing and borders. Character formatting can also
be done.
• Character Styles is used to set the words or selected text in a paragraph such as the
font and size of text or bold and italic and underline text formats.
• Frame Styles are used to apply formatting features to graphic and text wrapping,
borders, backgrounds, and columns.
• Page Style can arrange margins headers and footers, borders and backgrounds
including the sequence needed for printing sheets.
• List Style are used to apply numbering or bullet characters and fonts to numbered or
bulleted lists to make them appear in consistency.
• Table Style using tables, a large amount of information can be organised and presented
effectively. Table Style category allows to format a table by adding borders, using
different text or border colour(s), aligning text inside the table, having different
patterns or text colour.
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5. What are the categories of file formats supported by digital documentation
software?
A: The file formats supported by digital documentation are JPEG, PDF and TIFF.

6. How to apply styles category to contents of document? Write steps.


A: To apply a style.
a) Select the text. Here the title of the document is selected.
b) Press 'F11' function key from the keyboard. 'Style' window appears on the screen.
c) Click on the 'Paragraph Style' button. A list of pre-defined paragraph styles appears in
the box.
d) Scroll down the list and double –click on the desired style. Here, we have applied
'Title' style.

7. How do we save a style created?


A: 1st Method
a) Select the text that requires formatting. Apply all style characteristics.
b) Open the Style window and click on the New Style from selection icon.

c) In the Create Style dialog box, type a name for the new Style and Click Ok
d) Now you can see user-defined style also in the list of predefined styles.

8. List the different types of Index.


A: You can create several types of indexes. They include:
a) Table of Contents
b) Illustration Index
c) Bibliography
d) Alphabetical Index
e) Table of Objects
You can also create user-defined indexes.

9. Give different ways to insert images in Writer.


A: The methods to insert images in writer document are
i. Drag and Drop
ii. Insert an image from Gallery
iii. Insert an image using a Scanner
iv. Insert -> Media-> from file.

10. Advaith typed an essay on the topic ‘our Environment’ while reading the
document he found that he had typed the word ‘wonderful’ instead of ‘beautiful’
in the entire essay. how will he replace the word ‘wonderful’ with ‘beautiful’
through the document?
A: Advaith will use the ‘find and replace feature to replace the word ‘wonderful’ with
‘beautiful’ throughout the document. steps to use the ‘final and replace’ feature are:

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Step 1: Click the ‘find and replace’ option. a find and replace window appears.
Step 2: In the search for box type the word ‘wonderful’
Step 3: In the replace with box, type the word ‘beautiful’.
Step 4: Click the ‘replace all’ button to replace the word ‘wonderful’ with ‘beautiful’
throughout the document.

11. What are the ways to insert the table in writer 24.2?
A: There are three ways to insert a table in writer 24.2
(I) Insert -> Table -> Follow these steps
a) Place your cursor where the table is required.
b) Now click on insert -> Table option. an insert table dialog box appears.
c) Type a table name to maintain this as a part of the document. then select the size
by the number of rows and number of columns and options like heading. don’t split
Table or border option.
d) Click on OK button.
(II) Table -> Insert -> Table: steps are similar to option 1.
(III) From standard toolbar Table icon
a) Place your cursor where the table is required in the
b) Click on the table icon in the standard toolbar
c) When you click on the table icon it will open insert table dialog as above. if you
Click on down arrow it allows you to select the number of columns and number of
of rows for your table.

12. Describe SIZE options in the table in Writer.


A: To adjust autofit options in writer click on Table ->Size
Writer provides following Size options:
Column width: Content will be adjusted according to the fixed column’s width.
Optimal column width: Adjust column width with contents.
Distribute columns evenly: Adjust selected columns with equal width.
Row height: Content will be adjusted according to the fixed row’s height.
Optimal Row height: Adjust rows height with contents.
Distribute Rows evenly: Adjust selected rows with equal height.
Allow rows to break across pages and columns: Break the rows with the number of
pages and applied columns on the page.

13. Write the procedure for grouping images.


A: Following steps has to be followed for grouping images.
Step 1: Select File New Drawing option, drawing application will be displayed, where number
of images can be uploaded.
Step 2: Upload the images from file, scan or gallery can be taken.
Step 3: Copy paste single image into the OpenOffice writer or with the help of shift key all the
images can be taken.
Step 4: Select all the images and click on Format Group option. The selected images will be in
a group.

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Step 5: Here, separate images will be grouped as a single image.
Step 6: Whatever changes the user wants to do resizing, adding background color etc
will be applied for the selected images at a time.
Step 7: If the user wants to work on separate images from the group, then you have to
select "Ungroup" option. All the images will be independent and the user can work
separately on each image.

14. How to set the basic attributes of the table?


A: The basic attributes of the table are as following:
Title: It is used to give a title for the table of contents.
Type: This attribute allows us to select the types of table of contents. it can be a
table of contents or alphabetical index or illustration of index etc.
Table of contents and Index for:
For: Allows to select the content for which table of content is created.
Evaluate up to level: Display the level of heading used in the table of content.
Create from: Allows to select an outline for the hierarchical table of contents.
Additional styles if any, or to display the index marks.

15. Identify the given icons on the drawing toolbar:

A: 1. Basic Shapes 2. Symbol Shapes 3. Block Arrows


4. Stars & Banners 5. Callout Shapes 6. Flowchart
7. Callouts 8. Insert Text Box 9. Insert Fontwork Text

16. Identify the 1 -8 option buttons of the styles dialogue box’s categories.

A: 1. Paragraph Style 2. Character Style 3. Frame Style


4. Page Style 5. List Style 6. Table Style
7. Fill Format Mode 8. Style actions

17. What do you mean by table of content and how can you open Writer’s table of
content and index?
A: In Writer’s table of content and index you build an automated index from the headings in
your document. It shows the headings and subheadings for the user to view the contents
of the document that it contains and even link to a topic directly.
Step 1: The headings are styled. For example, you can use the Heading 1 style for
chapter names and the Heading 2 and Heading 3 styles for chapter subtopics or sections
or units.
Step 2: Select all the headings and subheading that are to be the part of Index. By
default, we can use only the first three levels in the table of content and index.
Step 3: place the cursor where you want the table of contents and index to be inserted.
4. Select insert Menu Table of contents and Index Table of contents, Index and
Bibliography Click ok button
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18. Write down the steps for creating a table in writer.
A:
Step 1: From the main menu select Table menu --- > Insert Table.
Step 2: Press Ctrl + F12.
Step 3: From the Standard toolbar, click the Table icon. Here you can specify the
properties for the new table.
Step 4: Under Name, you can enter a different name than the OO-generated default for
the table.
Step 5: Under Size, specify the initial number of columns and rows for the new table.
You can change the size of the table later, if necessary.
Step 6: Under Options, set up the initial table characteristics.
Step 7: After making your choices, click OK.

19. Define the given terms in Writer?


a. Text Wrapping b. Anchoring
A: a) Text Wrapping: Text wrap enables you to surround a picture of diagram with text.
The text wraps around the graphic.
b) Anchoring: Anchoring means the reference point for the graphics. Anchoring point
could be the page, or frame where the object is, a paragraph, or even a character. An
image always has an anchor point.

20. What is the use of Default Template?


A: If we need a format with styling for regular usage, we can set default template.
Whenever we open writer, this template will appear on screen to apply. This will reduce
the time to do the subsequent settings again and again. For example, if Doctor writes
subscriptions for patients with his logo, name address and other details on a page
already set so that he can immediately write on it without doing so many settings each
time.

21. Give two advantages each of


a) Table of contents
b) Labels
c) Grouping
d) Text Wrapping
A: The two advantages each of the following features in writer:
a) Table of contents:
i. Arrange your content: When you're creating or editing a document, a TOC helps
outline and organize your thoughts so you don't leave out anything important.
ii. Make the document easier to access: Readers can directly reach the topic required
using the index.

b) Labels:
i. Create database: It helps in keeping a mailing address information at one place.
ii. Reuse the address details: We can reuse the address detailed structure already saved
for future mails.

c) Grouping objects:
i. Easy to move objects: Enhances faster and easier way of moving objects than
moving one by one. The alignment of the object will not change when your move the
objects.
ii. Easy to copy: We can copy paste all the objects together to a new destination.

d) Text Wrapping:
i. Focus: Wrapping text around graphic objects or images, can give your documents a
more polished look and help focus attention on the content as well.
ii. Integrate: Wrapping styles that give you control over how the image integrates with
the content.
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22. Give steps to create Table of contents as given:
A:
Step 1: Select the two book categories as heading level 1 one by one
Step 2: Insert -> Table of content and index TOC index or Bibliography
Step 3: Select entries tab from structure line
Step 4: Click on space before E# (Chapter no click on hyperlink and LS will appear
that indicates Start hyperlink
Step 5: Click on white space right of E button click on hyperlink and LE will appear
that indicates end of hyperlink
Step 6: Repeat steps for another heading of same level
Step 7: We notice hyperlink on categories that can used with Ctrl and Click OK.

23. How can we protect Index against manual changes?


A: To stop the table of contents being changed accidentally by any other user, select the
Protected against manual change option. When this option is selected, the table of
contents can only be changed either by using the right-click-menu-> edit or the Insert
Table / Index dialog box. Otherwise, the table of contents can be changed directly on
the document page like ordinary text.

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Priority-2 Questions

Short Answer Questions

1. What is meant by Insertion point?


A: Work area is the area where we type the text. It can hold unlimited text which may
include characters, pictures, drawings or symbols. The vertical blinking line in the work
area is called insertion point or cursor.

2. Define the List style.


A: List style is customised for presenting lists of information. It can include bullets,
numbers, indentation and other formats typical of the parts of a document that present
lists of information.

3. What is Fontwork Gallery in Writer?


A: Fontwork Gallery is the decorative text that can be inserted in a document. It is the
special text that can be used to give the document a more visual text effect.

4. How to open Fontwork Gallery in Writer?


A: Open the Fontwork Gallery by clicking the icon on the drawing toolbar or on the
Fontwork tool bar. If the drawing toolbar is not showing, you can go directly to the
fontwork tool bar by selecting View Toolbars Fontwork from the main menu bar.

5. Differentiate between a bulleted list and a numbered list.


A: A bulleted list is used for typing unordered lists where items in the list are not in a
sequence. A numbered list is used for ordered lists where the sequence of the items is
important.

6. What are headings?


A: Headings are built-in styles available in digital documentation software. These headings
are useful for preparing a table of contents and indexes.

7. What is Anchoring?
A: Anchoring refers to the reference point for the graphics. This point could be the page,
or frame. An image always has an anchor point.

8. What do you understand by the term Text Wrapping?


A: Text wrapping refers to the relation of graphics to the surrounding text, which may
wrap around the graphic on one or both sides.

9. How to insert page number in the document?


A: To insert page numbers, position your cursor at the place where page number has to
be inserted. It may be in the main document or in the header or footer area.

Select Insert Fields Page number

10. Define docking toolbars.


A: On the extreme right of the window, writer provides you with four icons - properties.
manage style, Gallery and Navigator. By clicking on any of these icons, the
corresponding docking tool bar opens containing various buttons to format text, apply
styles, insert pictures and navigate through the document respectively.
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11. Write the function of corner sizing handles.
A: When we select a picture, there are four small circles at its corners. The circles are
called corner sizing handles. These circles can be dragged to adjust the size of the
picture. Dragging the circle inwards makes the image smaller, and dragging it outwards
makes it bigger.

12. Write all the steps for entering special characters in the documents.
A: To insert special characters in the document, follow the steps given below.
a) Place the cursor at the place where the special character has to be inserted.
b) Select Insert Special character. The special character dialog box is displayed.
c) Click on the desired symbol and then click ok button. The selected symbol will be
inserted in your document.

13. What do you mean by indentation in a document? List the two types of
indentation.
A: Indentation refers to the distance of text or paragraph from either the right or the
left margin. The two types of indentation are:
Decrease indent: This option moves the text towards the left margin of the
document by a certain amount.

Increase Indent: This option moves the text towards the right margin of the
document by a certain amount.

14. Write all the steps for replacing text.


A: To replace the text, open the find and replace dialog box and then perform the
following steps to replace the character, word or phrase with some other character,
word or phrase:
i) Type the word to be replaced in the search for text box.
ii) Type the new word that we want to replace with in the Replace with text box.
iii) Click Replace button if only one occurrence of the found word has to be replace.
however, to replace all the occurrences of the word, click replace all button.

15. Describe the use of Circles and square on the selection of a picture.
A: Circles and squares can be dragged to adjust the size of the picture. Dragging the
circle inwards makes the image smaller, and dragging it outwards makes it bigger. The
squares can be similarly dragged to make the picture longer and broader.

16. How to add various drawing objects from drawing toolbar in the document
using writer.
A: The drawing toolbar contains various commands to draw lines, curves, shapes,
callouts, symbols, flowcharts, graphic fonts etc. in the document. Therefore to insert
drawing objects first click View Tool bar Drawing to display the drawing toolbar.

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17. What is meant by keep scale and keep image size in the crop page?
A: When keep scale is selected (default), cropping the image does not change the scale of
The picture. when keep image size is selected, cropping produces enlargement
(for positive cropping values), shrinking (for negative cropping values),or distortion of
The image so, that the image size remains constant.

Long Answer Questions

1. Explain the entries tab in details.


A: The entries tab allows us to form the form the entries in the table of content. for each
level, user can add and delete elements, such as headings and levels, and you can also
apply character styles to individual column to select the outline level whose elements you
want to format. The structure line displays the elements for entries at that level.
Each button on the structure line represent one element:
The E# button represents the heading number or heading level.
The E button represent the entry text.
The T button represent a tab stop.
The # button represent the page number.
The LS button represent the end of a hyperlink.
Each white field on the structure line represent a blank space.

2. Define a template and write the advantages of templates.


A: Templates are pre-formatted documents designed to create commonly used document
types such as letters, envelops, invitations etc.
Advantages of templates are:
Ÿ Templates simplify the creation of documents.

Ÿ Templates increase the attention of the audience.

Ÿ Templates improve clarity and customer satisfaction.


Ÿ They help in saving time and money.
Ÿ Templates can ease our workload and make us feel less stressed, and increases
efficiency.

3. Describe the various tabs in the create and customize table of contents window.
A: The create and customise table of contents window has the following tabs:

Ÿ Index/Table: This tab contains options for setting table’s properties.


Ÿ Preview: Displays preview of TOC.
Ÿ Title: User can give a title for TOC. type desired title in the box, the default is table of
Contents.
Ÿ Type: To create TOC select table of contents option. other options are alphabetical
Index, illustration Index, Index of tables etc.
Ÿ Protect against manual changes: It applies lock on the table of contents. users
cannot modify it manually after inserting it on-page.

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Ÿ For: select for which content table or index is generated.
Ÿ Evaluate up to level: It shows heading levels users can select the number of heading
Levels used in the document. by default, it is generated.
Ÿ Entries: This tab allows to set structure of headings and set styles of headings.
Ÿ Style: This tab allows us to change the heading style and formatting.
Ÿ Columns: This tab is used to increase or decrease columns in the table of contents as
well as allows to change the width and space between columns.
Ÿ Background: User can set a background colour or change the background, select the
appropriate image through the browse button and check the preview. you can set the
layout of the image by selecting position, title or area option.

4. Which are the two parameters of Crop dialog box. Explain.


A: We can control two parameters of crop page:
Keep scale / Keep image size:
By default, keep scale is selected. When image is cropped, it does not change the scale
of the picture. It will show only that part that was left after changing the size of the
image. The width and height of the images changes according to adjustment made.

When Keep image size is selected, cropping produces enlargement, shrinking, or


distortion of the image depending on adjusting the values to positive or negative to keep
the image size constant. The cropped image will remain of the same size after cropped
parts. This means width and height of the image remains unchanged to maintain image
size.

The size remains same as show:

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5. How do we Resize a drawing object?
A: Select the object using one of the eight handles around it and drag it to its new position.
• For a scaled resizing, use drag and drop by selecting one of the corner handles and
while pressing Shift key drag the handle to its new position.
• To control the size of the object, select Format Object Position and size
from the menu bar.
• Select Position and Size dialog box to adjust the width and height independently.
• If the Keep ratio option is selected, then the two dimensions also adjust for proportion
to be maintained to have a scaled resizing.

6. What are section breaks? Explain how a section break helps in formatting a
document.
A: Section breaks are used to divide the document into sections. Once section breaks are
inserted, you can format each section separately. For example, we can format a section
as a single column for the introduction of a report and then format the next section as
two columns for the reports' body text. To format only a section of the document into two
columns you must insert section breaks at the beginning and at the end of the section to
be formatted.
1. Click at the beginning of the text that will begin the new section.
2. Click on the Layout tab
3. Click on Breaks.
4. Under section breaks and click Continuous.

Selecting continuous will allow the text to remain on the same page, yet be a separate
section.

7. What do you mean by template and what are the steps to create a template from
document?
A: Templates are set of styles that are designed, forma ed and stored as predefined
samples and themes. It can contain text, graphics or frames our user's content as
required in defined manner.
STEPS:
a) Open a new or exis ng document.
b) Apply the styles to the content or set an image.
c) From the main menu, select file Template save
d) A new dialog box will be show, given the name to the new template.
8. What is the use of Fill format in styles and formatting window? Give Steps.
A: Fill format mode is used to apply a style to heading, paragraphs or page even frames by
only hovering the format brush over the unformatted text from the well formatted text. If
we need to apply a same style for maintaining text appearance to many other places in a
document, fill format can do more quickly without repetition of same steps.
Steps:
Step 1: Open the Styles window select the already formatted style you want to apply.
Step 2: Click the Fill Format Mode icon.
Step 3: Hover the mouse over the paragraph, page, or frame, or even a word and click.
Hold down the mouse button while selecting the characters, clicking on a word applies
the same style for the word.
Step 4: Click the Fill Format Mode icon again or press the Esc key to finish.

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9. Write steps to update / modify style set.
A: To update a style from a selection
a) Open the Style window.
b) In the document, select styled text.
c) In the Styles window, select the style you
want to update by only a single-click.
d) Now click on Update Style from drop down

10. Differentiate between Styles and Templates in Writer.


A: A Styles is a set of formats saved and later we can apply to selected pages, text,
characters, frames and other elements in our document to quickly change their
appearance of unformatted text. It applies to a whole group of formats at the same time.
Styles help improve consistency in a document. They also make major formatting
changes easy without repetition of steps.
Templates: A template is a base that we can use to create other documents. It can set
the position of text, images or placeholders that can be saved and reused this style
format any number of times. Templates can contain text, graphics, a set of styles, and
user-specific defined information such as language or the default printer.

11. Which are the se ngs that can be included in a Writer document that can be used as
template?
A: Some of the se ngs included in a Writer document and then saved as a template for
later use are:
a) Printer Se ngs: default or select printer, single sided / double sided & paper size etc.
b) Styles set for categories namely character, page, frame, numbering and paragraph.
c) Format and se ngs of table of content, index or bibliographies.
12. Give steps to set Custom Template.
A: To set a custom template as the default:
a) Choose file Templates Manage Template dialog opens.
b) Select the folder containing the template then select the template.
c) Click the commands button and choose set as Default Template from the drop-down
menu.

13. Which are the five tabs of Table of Content index or bibliography?
A: The five tabs of Table of contents are
Type, Entries, Styles, Columns and Background.
Table of Content index Tab is used to set the table's attributes like Type and Title, select
entire document and select check box for Outline and index marks.

14. What is the difference between Arranging images and Aligning images in Writer?
A:

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15. A document requires us to draw shapes and also some images on the page.
While images need to be overlapped, placement of shapes and images is not
proper. What could be the reason?
A: Arranging images needs to be set for positioning of objects. Arranging an image means
to determine its vertical position relative to other images, shapes drawn or text.
Arranging is to control how images can be stacked according to text or other images.
The 4 common settings along with special setting for drawing objects are:
i. Bring to Front: It will place the selected image on top of any other images or text in
the page.
ii. Bring Forward: It will bring the image one level up in the stack (z-axis). If there
are more overlapping objects, we keep repeating arrangement to obtain the desired
result.
iii. Send Backward: It will send the selected graphic or object like shape one level
down in the object stack.
iv. Send to Back: It will send the selected object shape or graphic to the bottom of the
stack, so that other images and text cover it.
v. To Background / To Foreground: Only drawing objects will be moved. The
drawing object will be set behind or in front of the text respectively.

16. What does Anchoring images means? How many ways are there to Anchor
images?
A: Anchoring images – Anchor refers to the reference point for the images like page,
paragraph or a character or frame. An image always has an anchor point to decide how
image would hold on to that document. This positioning of image can have anchored to
move with the text or fix the position of image on page. Here are the ways you can
anchor images or drawing objects:
• To Page: The graphic keeps the same position in accordance to the page margins. It
does not move as you add or delete text or other images thus preventing it to move to
a new position. It is applied when the graphic does not need to be visually associated
with a particular piece of text. For example, in newsletters or other documents that are
fixed to place logos in letterheads.
• To Paragraph: The graphic is associated with a paragraph and moves with the
paragraph. It may be placed in the margin or another location so that image will move
only when associated paragraph moves.
• To Character: The graphic is associated with a character but is not in the text
sequence. Image moves with the paragraph by placing it in the margin or another
location. It cannot be used with drawing objects.
• To Frame: It refers to anchor the graphic in a fixed position inside the frame that can
be anchored to the page, a paragraph, or a character, as required.

17. Explain the different text wrapping options in Writer.


A: Wrapping text around images are the settings to make a relation between the text and
the graphic. Several options are:
• No Wrap: It is used when the text is to be placed above and below the image but not
to either side of it.
• Wrap Left: This option is used if you want your image to be on the right side and text
on the left side.
• Wrap Right: This option is used if you want your image to be on the left side and
text on the right side.
• Parallel or Page Wrap: In this option the text flows around the image. The text is
rearranged to fill the space to the left and right of image.
• Optimal Page Wrap: Optimal Page Wrap prevents text from being placed to the side
of the image if the spacing between the image and the margin is less than 2cm.
• Wrap Through: It superimposes the image on the text. The image is in front of the
text preferably image to be transparent or watermark.

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18. What do you mean by template?
A: A template is a collection of styles that already have some formatting in place, such as
fonts, logos, and line spacing, and can be used as a starting point for almost anything
that you want to create. Microsoft Word offers hundreds of free templates, including
invoices, resumes, invitations, and form letters, among others.

19. How can a document's style be changed? Explain with proper steps.
A: You can modify an existing style in the style gallery in two ways:
1. To change an existing style using the Style dialog, right-click on the required style in
the Manage Styles window and select Modify from the pop-up menu. The Style dialog
displayed depends on the type of style selected. Each style dialog has several tabs.
2. To change a style from a selection:
Step 1: Open the Manage Styles dialog.
Step 2: In the document, select an item that has the format you want to adopt as a
style.
Step 3: In the Manage Styles dialog, select the style you want to update (single-click,
not double-click), then long-click on the arrow next to the New Style from the Selection
icon and click on Update Style.
AutoUpdate applies to paragraph and frame styles only. If the AutoUpdate option is
selected on the Organizer page of the Paragraph Style or Frame Style dialog, applying
direct formatting to a paragraph or frame using this style in your document
automatically updates the style itself. You can also update styles by copying or loading
them from a template or another document.

20. What is the use of grouping objects in a word processor application?


A: Grouping drawing objects makes it easier to handle several objects as a single entity
while preserving their relative sizes and positions. When objects are grouped, any
editing operations carried out on that group are applied to all members of the group. If
you click on one member of the group, the whole group is selected.

21. Samyutha works as an editor in leading magazine office. A magazine usually


contains more than 100 pages - to change the indentation and font size of all
the paragraphs, fonts and colour of all headings in complete magazine.
A. Explain the feature of word processor she should use to get this work done
easily.
B. Mention any two advantages of this tool.
A: (A) She can use Style feature of a word processor to make her work easy. A style is a
named collection of various formatting options. It is a set of formats that can be applied
to pages, text, frames and other elements of the document to quickly change their
appearance.
(B) The advantages of Style are:
• It maintains consistent formatting in a document.
• Major formatting changes can be easily applied to multiple objects of the same style.

22. Write some features of the spelling checker in Writer.


A: Right-click on a word with a wavy underline, to open a context menu. If you select from
the suggested words on the menu, the selection will replace the misspelled word in
your text.
Change the dictionary language (for example, to Spanish, French or German) on the
Spelling dialog box.
You can add a word to the dictionary. Click Add in the Spelling dialog box and pick the
dictionary to add it to. The Options dialog of the Spelling tool has several different
options, such as whether to check uppercase words and words with numbers. It also
allows you to manage custom dictionaries; that is, add or delete dictionaries, and add
or delete words in a dictionary.

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23. To resize an image you use sizing handles. What are sizing handles?
A: Sizing handles are the small black boxes Located at the borders and comers of an image.
These boxes or handles allow the user to increase the size horizontally, vertically, or
diagonally. When the mouse pointer is placed on one of the sizing handles, the shape of
the pointer changes to a double-headed arrow. You may then change the size by
dragging the sizing handle.

24. Give any two characteristics of a template in Writer.


A: Two characteristics of a template in Writer are as follows:
1. Templates are reusable, which means that once a template is created, it can be used
again and again for similar types of documents.
2. A template ensures consistency in the formatting and layout of a document.

25. Explain the following terms concerning positioning the graphics in a document:
a. Arrangement
b. Text Wrapping
A: Arrangement refers to the placement of a graphic on an imaginary vertical axis. It
controls how graphics are stacked upon each other or relative to the text.
Text wrapping refers to the relation of graphics to surrounding text which may
wraparound the graphic on one or both sides or be overprinted behind or in front of
the graphic.

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