Across
- 4. → A feature that counts words, characters, and paragraphs.
- 6. → Settings that control margins, orientation, and page size.
- 8. → A feature that creates multiple letters or labels using one data source.
- 11. → A word with the same or nearly the same meaning as another.
- 13. → The database of names and addresses used in a mail merge.
- 15. → A short descriptive title below a figure or table.
- 20. → Using another person’s work without proper acknowledgment.
- 21. → The first page containing author, title, and course information.
- 22. → A graphic tool used to visually represent information.
- 25. → A formal document presenting findings, analysis, and references.
- 27. → A list of all sources used in a research paper.
- 29. → Notes inserted in the margin to suggest or explain edits.
- 30. → A feature that records all edits made by reviewers.
- 34. → A note placed at the end of a document or section.
- 35. → A sequential number printed on each page.
- 36. → The blank spaces around the edges of a page.
- 37. → A Word feature that identifies and corrects spelling errors.
- 39. → The section that explains the background and purpose of the report.
- 42. → A feature that restricts editing and secures content.
- 43. → Text or graphics printed at the bottom of each page.
Down
- 1. → The citation style currently used at APU.
- 2. → A list of document headings with corresponding page numbers.
- 3. → The tab area where footnotes and endnotes can be inserted.
- 5. → A tool that provides synonyms and antonyms to enhance vocabulary.
- 7. → A section that gives credit to individuals or organizations for assistance.
- 9. → Supplementary materials placed at the end of a report.
- 10. → Placeholders inserted into the main document for data merging.
- 12. → A brief summary of the research paper, usually 150–250 words.
- 14. → Allows the user to see the merged documents before printing.
- 16. → Writing that follows formal structure, citations, and objectivity.
- 17. → A faint background image or text behind the main document content.
- 18. → Reviewing a document for grammar, spelling, and typographical errors.
- 19. → Automatically fixes common typing and spelling mistakes.
- 23. → The section that lists all cited works.
- 24. → A Word feature used to store and manage references.
- 26. → Predefined text formats for consistent appearance.
- 28. → A list of keywords and topics with page numbers.
- 31. → The main section of the paper containing discussion and analysis.
- 32. → The final section summarizing findings and recommendations.
- 33. → A line of text or graphics printed at the top of each page.
- 38. → A reference in the text that points to the source of information.
- 40. → The direction of printing, either portrait or landscape.
- 41. → Explanatory text placed at the bottom of the same page.