1. To add a border to a paragraph, you select the paragraph and then (select all that apply): A. Click the Border icon arrow on the Home Ribbon, select Borders and Shading and then choose the border setting, style, color and width. B. Click the Border icon arrow on the Insert Ribbon, select Borders and Shading and then choose the border setting, style, color and width. C. Click the Paragraph Lines icon on the Home Ribbon. D. Click the Border icon on the Home Ribbon and then choose the desired border from the list. 2. You can choose the color of paragraph shading by: A. Clicking the Shading icon arrow on the Home Ribbon and choosing the desired color from the color palette. B. Clicking the Colors icon arrow on the Format Ribbon and choosing the desired color from the color palette. C. Clicking the Colors icon arrow on the Home Ribbon and choosing the desired color from the color palette. D. You cannot change the color of shading it is always gray. 3. What are the 4 types of alignment that you can apply to a paragraph? How do you change paragraph alignment? 4. You want to change the spacing of a letter you have just typed from single space to double space. How do you do this? A. Click the Format icon arrow on the Home Ribbon, click the Line Spacing tab and choose Double from the paragraph spacing list. B. Click the Line Spacing box arrow on the Home Ribbon and select Double from the list. C. Click the Line Spacing box arrow on the Home Ribbon and select 2.0 from the list. D. Click the Paragraph icon arrow on the Home Ribbon, click the Line Spacing tab and choose 2 pt. from the paragraph spacing list. 5. What is the difference between line spacing and paragraph spacing? A. Paragraph spacing refers to the indentation of the paragraph from the margins and line spacing refers to the vertical spacing between lines. B. Paragraph spacing refers to the number of lines between each paragraph and line spacing refers to the number of spaces between each line. C. Paragraph spacing is the number of spaces located in a paragraph and line spacing is the number of spaces in each line. D. Paragraph spacing refers to the amount of space before or after a paragraph and line spacing refers to the amount of vertical space between each line of text in a paragraph. 6. How can you set paragraph indentation? A. Enter the amount of indentation in the Left and Right boxes under the indentation area of the Paragraph dialog box. B. Enter the amount of indentation in the Before and After boxes under the indentation area of the Paragraph dialog box. C. Press the Ctrl + T keystroke combination. D. Click the Indent icon on the Home Ribbon and type in the amount of indentation in the Before and After boxes. 7. You want to create a list with tab stops at the 2 inch mark and 4 inch mark. How do you accomplish this? A. Click Tabs button arrow on the Home Ribbon, and select 2.0 from the list. Then, click the Tabs button arrow on the Home Ribbon, and select 4.0 from the list. B. Click the Tab Alignment button until 2 is visible and then click Set. Click the Tab Alignment button until 4 is visible and then click set. C. Click on the 2 inch mark on the horizontal ruler. Then, click on the 4 inch mark. D. Click the Tabs button on the Insert Ribbon, type in the desired tab stop and then click Set. 8. How do you change the position of a tab? 9. What are three things that you can accomplish from the Tabs dialog box? How do you display the Tabs dialog box? 10. You want to convert a plain list of items to a bulleted list. You (select all that apply): A. Click anywhere in the list and click the Bullets icon on the Home Ribbon. B. Select the entire list, click the Bullets and Numbering icon on the Home Ribbon, click the desired bullet type and then click OK C. Select the entire list and click the Bullets icon on the Paragraph Ribbon. D. Select the entire list and click the Bullets icon on the Home Ribbon. 11. You now want to convert your bulleted list to an automatically numbering list. You (select all that apply): A. Select the entire list and click the Convert to Numbers icon on the Home Ribbon. B. Select the entire list and click the Numbering icon on the Home Ribbon. C. Delete all of the bullets in the list and type in numbers. D. Right-click and choose Convert to Numbers from the contextual menu. 12. What is the keyboard shortcut to create a hanging indent in a paragraph? A. Ctrl +A B. Ctrl +Shift + T C. Ctrl + T D. Ctrl +Shift + A 13. In order to add a hanging indent to a paragraph, you must first select the entire paragraph. A. True B. False 14. If the horizontal ruler is not displayed, how can you unhide it