It indicates where text will appear as you type it

2. It indicates where text will appear as you type; it also indicates font size for that spot.
a. Mouse Pointer b. Arrow Keys c. Cursor d. Space
D 3. ___________ number are helpful for reference to specific pages in a document.
A 4. ___________ are set to “Normal” automatically—this means there is 1” on the top, bottom,
left and right.
C 5. ___________ is the layout of the document and is automatically set to “Portrait”, but you can
change it to “Landscape” if that suits you.
I. Aside from the shortcut keys that are presented in this lesson, enumerate another
Shortcut Keys and its command that can be apply in different Microsoft Applications.
1.
Ctrl + K- insert hyperlink
2.
Ctrl + M- indent paragraph
3.
Ctrl + T- hanging indention
4.
Ctrl + Shift + <- decrease font size
5.
Ctrl + Shift + >- increase font size

6.
Ctrl + Shift + K- letters to lowercase/uppercase
7.
Ctrl + W- close
8.
Ctrl + F- search document
9.
Ctrl + D- open font dialog box
10.
Ctrl + O- open existing document
MODULE 04
MICROSOFT
EXEL

SELF–CHECK!
I. Multiple Choice. Select the best response for the following statements. Write your answer in your
Notebook.
B 1. It is a spreadsheet program that allows you to store, organize, and manipulate data.
a. Database b. Excel c. Spreadsheet d. Access
C 2. It displays the program and the name of the current workbook.
a. Name Box b. Worksheet c. Title Bar d. Display Options
A 3. It contains buttons to execute commands.
a. Ribbon b. Quick Access Toolbar c. Row/Column Heading
C 4. The main parts of the Ribbon
5. It is a group of cells in a worksheet that you may have to select or refer to.
6. The basic instructions Excel uses to make calculations from the data in the spreadsheet.