To select a whole word in MS Word with a single mouse action: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

To select a whole word in MS Word with a single mouse action:
A. Triple-click the word
B. Single-click the word
C. Double-click the word
D. Ctrl + Click
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Double-click selects a word; triple-click selects a paragraph.

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What is the maximum number of columns in a Word table (as of Word 2016)?
A. 63
B. Unlimited
C. 255
D. 32767

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
A Word table can have up to 63 columns. The number of rows is virtually unlimited (up to 32,767 rows in a table). So 63 is correct.

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Which of the following is not a valid way to start a new slide in MS PowerPoint?
A. Ctrl + N
B. New Slide button on Home tab
C. Right-click in the slide pane and select New Slide
D. Ctrl + M

Correct Answer: Option A


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Which presentation view displays an adjustable multi-level textual list of slide contents for quick editing in MS PowerPoint?
A. Notes Page Layout
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D. Slide Sorter View

Correct Answer: Option C


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