What does the 'Ctrl + 0' (zero) shortcut do in MS Word? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

What does the 'Ctrl + 0' (zero) shortcut do in MS Word?
A. Clears formatting
B. Hides the selected text
C. Sets font size to 0
D. Adds or removes one line space before a paragraph
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Ctrl+0 toggles 12-point space before a paragraph.

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Question #1
In MS Access, what type of structural relationship is formed between two tables when a unique primary key is linked to a field that is also a primary key in another table?
A. Many-to-Many
B. Self-Referential
C. One-to-Many
D. One-to-One

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
When both linked fields in a database relationship are primary keys or unique indexes, a One-to-One relationship is generated.

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Question #2
What is the shortcut key to save a document in MS Office?
A. Ctrl + Shift + S
B. F12
C. Ctrl + S
D. Both A and C

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
Ctrl+S saves (or Save As if new), F12 opens Save As directly.

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Question #3
In MS Word, what does the 'Keep with Next' paragraph formatting option accomplish?
A. It links headers across consecutive section breaks.
B. It forces two adjacent words to remain on the same line text string.
C. It locks column layout structures together.
D. It prevents a page break from splitting the selected paragraph from the paragraph immediately following it.

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
The 'Keep with Next' option prevents an automatic page break from separating the selected paragraph (such as a heading) from the following paragraph, keeping them together on the same page.

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