What is the shortcut to maximize a document window in MS Word? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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What is the shortcut to maximize a document window in MS Word?

A. Ctrl + F10

B. Alt + F10

C. F11

D. Ctrl + F12

Answer: Option A

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Ctrl+F10 maximizes document window.

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

A. Opens the Font dialog

B. Toggles subscript

C. Increases font size

D. Applies superscript formatting

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Correct Answer: Option D

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

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Question #2

In MS Word, what does the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + > do?

A. Applies superscript

B. Toggles subscript

C. Increases the font size

D. Increases indent

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Ctrl + Shift + > increases font size; Ctrl + Shift + < decreases.

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Question #3

In MS Access, which of the following is a valid query type that adds records from one table to another?

A. Update Query

B. Append Query

C. Make-Table Query

D. Delete Query

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Append Query adds records from one table to another. Update modifies existing, Delete removes, Make-Table creates a new table.

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