Microsoft Word Lesson 3

1. Thin dotted lines around the cells of a table.
3. To organize items into a specified order.
5. A rectangular drawing object in which text or graphics images can be inserted and positioned anywhere on a page.
6. Small symbols around the edges of a selected object that you use to resize the object. Corner handles are round, and side handles are square.
9. The last line of a paragraph that appears at the top of a page.
11. A chart or graph usually used to illustrate a concept or describe the relationship of parts to a whole.
12. A comment embedded in a document.
13. A visual representation of numerical data.
16. An object that is positioned independently from the document text.
18. Text that is printed at the bottom of the page
19. The relative horizontal and vertical proportion of an object.
21. Force Word to insert a new page.
22. A command that removes unwanted or unnecessary areas of a picture.
23. Pre-drawn pictures that you can insert in an Office document.

2. A symbol with which you can rotate a graphic to any angle; displays above the top center sizing handle.
4. Data arranged in rows and columns
7. A series of characters inserted along the line between the locations of the insertion point when you press the Tab key and the tab stop.
8. Individual controls that you can add and customize for use in templates, forms, and documents.
10. The first line of a paragraph that appears alone at the bottom of a page.
14. Text that is printed at the top of the page
15. The measurement of the space the insertion point advances when you press the Tab key.
17. An object or graphic inserted in a document that acts like a character in a sentence.
20. Pictures, charts, or drawing objects.