What does the 'Ctrl + Shift + =' shortcut do in MS Word? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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What does the 'Ctrl + Shift + =' shortcut do in MS Word?

A. Applies superscript formatting

B. Increases font size

C. Opens the Font dialog

D. Toggles subscript

Answer: Option A

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

Ctrl+Shift+= is superscript. Ctrl+= is subscript.

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What does Ctrl + Shift + F do in MS Excel?

A. Opens the Format Cells dialog with the Font tab selected

B. Applies the default font

C. Opens the Find dialog

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Ctrl+Shift+F opens Format Cells -> Font tab. Ctrl+1 opens Format Cells main dialog.

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In MS Word, which feature allows you to see the formatting applied to text?

A. Thesaurus

B. Reveal Formatting

C. Styles

D. Format Painter

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Correct Answer: Option B

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Reveal Formatting (Shift+F1) shows a task pane displaying all formatting of selected text. Styles show applied style but not all formatting.

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What is the keyboard shortcut to cut selected content in MS Office?

A. Ctrl + X

B. Ctrl + V

C. Ctrl + C

D. Ctrl + Z

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Correct Answer: Option A

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Ctrl + X cuts (removes) the selection and places it on the clipboard. Ctrl + C copies, Ctrl + V pastes, Ctrl + Z undoes.

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