Across
- 2. Bars used to move up, down, left, or right through a document.
- 3. The tab currently open on the Ribbon, showing its tools.
- 4. The blinking vertical line that shows where text will appear when you type.
- 8. A special tab that appears when you select certain objects, such as pictures or tables.
- 10. A set of related commands within a tab on the Ribbon.
- 12. The arrows at the ends of a scroll bar used to move the document slightly.
- 13. The mouse cursor used to select text, click buttons, and interact with Word.
- 14. The main area where you view and work on your document.
- 15. A section on the Ribbon that organizes tools by task, such as Home or Insert.
Down
- 1. The toolbar at the top of Word that contains tabs and commands.
- 2. The bar at the bottom of Word that shows information like page number and word count.
- 5. The movable part of the scroll bar that shows your position in the document.
- 6. A word-processing program used to create, edit, and format documents such as letters and reports.
- 7. A visual list of formatting options, such as styles or themes, shown as previews.
- 9. A feature that shows how a formatting change will look on your document before you click to apply it.
- 11. The main tab in Word that includes basic tools for formatting text and paragraphs.
