Word Processing

1. A movable point on a screen that identifies the point that the user's input will affect.
3. To divide or separate something into different parts or groups.
6. These are used to emphasize key points in your document.
8. The person who receives a letter or a document.
9. Where content is repeated on every page or slide at the bottom of each page.
12. A diagram which shows a sequence of actions or events in a process or system.
15. To design or change something.
19. What is the alignment when the end of each line of text will finish at the edge of the right page margin?
20. To combine two or more things into one thing.

1. An agreed way of doing something.
2. Which key sets the text entry mode to upper case (capital) letters?
4. What is the point at which two lines or roads cross each other.
5. Which key creates a new line and moves the insertion point to that new line?
7. Where content is repeated on every page or slide at the top of each page.
10. The thing that is most important than anything else.
11. What is the point in a word-processed document where one page ends and a new page begins.
13. These can be used to move text away from a margin or to produce standardized space between text.
14. Which key inserts a space between characters?
16. Which key is used to access second-function characters or commands?
17. These are lines that surround the cells in a table.
18. Removes the text to the right in front of the insertion point.