What is the keyboard shortcut to double-underline a highlighted block of text characters in MS Word? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

What is the keyboard shortcut to double-underline a highlighted block of text characters in MS Word?
A. Alt + Shift + D
B. Ctrl + Shift + D
C. Ctrl + U
D. Ctrl + Shift + U
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Ctrl + Shift + D applies double-underline formatting to the selected text. Ctrl + U applies a standard single underline.

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In MS Access, which data type is ideal for fields that store long strings of alphanumeric characters, sentences, or paragraphs exceeding 255 characters?
A. Short Text
B. OLE Object
C. Long Text
D. Hyperlink

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
In modern versions of MS Access, 'Long Text' (previously called Memo) stores up to about 1 gigabyte of text, whereas 'Short Text' is capped at 255 characters.

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What does the F4 key do in MS Excel after applying a format?
A. Toggles between absolute and relative reference in a formula
B. Closes the current workbook
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Correct Answer: Option D


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In MS Word, the 'Ctrl + D' shortcut opens:
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B. Paragraph dialog
C. Document properties
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Correct Answer: Option D


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