Microsoft Word 2013 Basics

This video tutorial introduces Word 2013, a versatile word processing program. It covers the start screen, creating new documents, and exploring the interface, including the ribbon and its tabs. The tutorial also explains the work area, document views, and the backstage view for managing documents. By the end, viewers will be familiar with Word 2013's interface and ready to create their first document.

What is the first screen you see when you open Word 2013?

• The backstage view

• The start screen

• The document editing screen

• The print preview

Which tab on the ribbon would you use to insert a picture?

• Design

• Home

• View

• Insert

How can you minimize the ribbon if it takes up too much space?

• Click the arrow in the upper right corner

• Right-click on the ribbon

• Double-click any tab

• Press the 'Esc' key

Where can you access your Microsoft account settings in Word?

• In the upper right corner

• In the File tab

• In the View tab

• In the Home tab

What is the purpose of the quick access toolbar?

• To access frequently used commands

• To switch between different views

• To manage account settings

• To change the document layout

What do the rulers in the work area help you with?

• Adjusting document margins

• Switching document views

• Changing font size

• Inserting images

Which view mode is best for reading large amounts of text?

• Read Mode

• Web Layout

• Print Layout

• Draft View

How can you access the backstage view in Word?

• By clicking the View tab

• By clicking the File tab

• By clicking the Home tab

• By pressing Ctrl + B

What can you do in the backstage view?

• Change the document theme

• Insert tables and charts

• Access document-related information

• Edit text formatting

Which command is NOT found in the backstage view?

• New

• Open

• Save

• Bold