Question

Which of the following option is not a paragraph formatting option in Word 2007?

• A. Alignment
• B. Spacing
• C. Indentation
• D. Orientation

Answer 1

Answer:

D. Orientation

• Indentation: Adjusts the space between the paragraph text and the page margins. Options include first-line indent, hanging indent, left indent, and right indent.

• Spacing: Controls the vertical space between paragraphs (Paragraph spacing before and Paragraph spacing after) and between lines within a paragraph (Line spacing - single, 1.5 lines, double, etc.).

• Alignment: Determines how the text is positioned horizontally within the margins. Common alignments are Left, Right, Center, and Justify.

• Pagination: Manages how paragraphs break across pages. Options include Widow/Orphan control (prevents single lines of a paragraph from appearing alone at the top or bottom of a page), Keep with next (ensures a paragraph stays on the same page as the following one), and Keep lines together (prevents a paragraph from being split across pages).

• Tabs: Used to set specific positions for text to align to when the Tab key is pressed.

• Borders and Shading: Allows for the addition of lines around paragraphs and background colors.