Quiz for Lesson 11

When to use AutoCorrect

1. Disabling the auto capitalization of first letters in sentences will result in which outcome?

A. The first letter of each sentence will remain as typed, without being automatically converted to uppercase.

B. All letters throughout the document will remain in lowercase.

C. Only proper nouns will be exempt from capitalization.

2. If a user wishes to remove a specific automatic correction from Word’s AutoCorrect list, what is the recommended method?

A. Use the “Ignore Once” feature on the underlined word in the document.

B. Delete the corresponding entry from the AutoCorrect settings window.

C. Manually retype the word each time it is corrected.

3. Which of the following is not a function performed by AutoCorrect as described?

A. Automatically correcting commonly mistyped words.

B. Automatically capitalizing the first letter of sentences.

C. Automatically reformatting the layout of paragraphs.

4. Which of the following actions can a user perform to modify AutoCorrect behavior in Microsoft Word?

A. Change the document’s theme to affect corrections automatically.

B. Disable specific AutoCorrect features and add or remove individual automatic corrections.

C. Adjust the overall text encoding to prevent unwanted corrections.

5. What is the immediate consequence of turning off all AutoCorrect features in Microsoft Word?

A. The spell-check feature is disabled completely.

B. No automatic corrections (for misspellings or capitalization) will occur, requiring manual corrections instead.

C. The program automatically switches to a legacy editing mode.

6. In the provided example, what two types of corrections does AutoCorrect perform?

A. It converts all text to uppercase and fixes punctuation.

B. It fixes misspelled words (changing "corect" to "correct") and capitalizes the first letter of the sentence.

C. It only replaces abbreviated words with their full forms.

7. The transformation of “ch” into “Computer Hope” illustrates which specific functionality of AutoCorrect?

A. Context-sensitive grammar correction.

B. Custom phrase replacement based on predefined entries.

C. Randomized error suggestions.

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