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Microsoft Word Practical Exercise

This document provides a practical exercise for using Microsoft Word, including tasks such as typing text, formatting paragraphs, and creating tables. It outlines specific instructions for saving work, applying styles, and inserting elements like images and headers. The exercise aims to enhance users' skills in document creation and editing within Microsoft Word.

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Microsoft Word Practical Exercise

This document provides a practical exercise for using Microsoft Word, including tasks such as typing text, formatting paragraphs, and creating tables. It outlines specific instructions for saving work, applying styles, and inserting elements like images and headers. The exercise aims to enhance users' skills in document creation and editing within Microsoft Word.

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© TCTC Practical Exercises Module 3

MICROSOFT WORD - PRACTICAL EXERCISE

EXERCISE 1:

1) Load Microsoft Word.

2) Type the following text :

The Fairy Tales we deserve

The Disney Stories that enchant us today are drawn from ancient, worldwide folk
tradition. Some folklorists believe that "Cinderella" in its most basic form--neglected
youngest child is tested, found worthy, rewarded with mate--dates back to the Old Stone
Age.

Cinderella

Folk versions of "Cinderella" were related in hundreds of societies. In these stories, the
"test" for the unfortunate child is different. Our familiar Cinderella is beautiful and has
tiny feet. By contrast, the Japanese Cinderella gets her Prince by writing a prize-winning
poem.

Other fairytales include :



Little Red Riding Hood


Three Little Pigs
Beauty and the Beast

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3) Save your work as “ Fairytales” on my Desktop.

4) Run the spell checker.

5) Embold and underline “ The Fairy Tales we deserve”

6) Change the line spacing of the paragraphs to 1.5.

7) Apply a hanging indentation to the second paragraph starting “ Folk

versions…”

7) Replace the word “beautiful” with magnificent.

8) Insert a soft carriage return after the first sentence.

9) Apply the style Heading 1 to “Cinderella”

10) Apply a 6pt width page border to the document.

11) Add a header to the document and write your Name and Surname.

12) Change the bullets points to a numbered list.

13) Create a table as shown below.

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January Tests

Surname Name English German Computer

Xuereb Norbert 85 42 98

Spiteri Richard 53 45 75

Borg Clive 55 85 82

Caruana Michelle 45 45 25

14) Insert a row between Spiteri and Borg and add the following data:

Briffa Paola 42 25 48

15) Highlight the 2nd row and right-align the data.

16) Apply superscript to the word “ Xuereb” and change it to capital letters.

17) Below the table insert a picture about Computers from clip art.

18) Using the help function, search using the word “ Table” choose “Delete a

cell , row , or column from a table”. Copy the first point stating “ Select

the cells…..delete” and paste it under the table.

19) Set the magnification to 75%

21)Set the top margin to 3 cm.


20)Save your work and close Microsoft word.

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