1. Word Lesson 1 Review

2. Mini-Toolbar Appears automatically based on the tasks you perform; is transparent until you point to it

3. Scroll box Reflects the location of the document; appears in the scroll bar

4. Tab A collection of groups

5. Ribbon The control center; located near the top of the window

6. Contextual Tab Displays when you perform certain tasks or work with certain objects, then disappears

7. Gallery Set of choices, often graphical, arranged in a grid or list

8. Zoom controls Controls the view size of the document

9. Office Button menu Central location for managing and sharing documents

10. Quick Access toolbar Provides easy access to frequently used commands

11. Dialog box launcher Displays a dialog box or task pane with additional options

12. View buttons Controls the view of the document

13. Status bar Presents information about the document, its progress and status

14. Enhanced screen tip Defines the name of the button, its shortcut, and a brief description

15. Wordwrap Allows you to type continually without pressing ENTER at the end of the line

16. Spell Check as you type Displays a red wavy underline

17. Grammar Check as you type Displays a green wavy underline

18. Ctrl+S Shortcut for saving

19. Delete key Erases a character to the right of the insertion point

20. Points Measurement system used for font sizes

21. Undo Click to cancel your recent action

22. Ctrl+End Press these keys on the keyboard to advance to the end of the document

23. Ctrl+Right Arrow Press these keys on the keyboard to advance to the next word

24. Page Layout Page Borders is located in this tab

25. Home The Primary Tab

26. Ctrl+O Shortcut to open a file

27. Normal Word’s default style

28. Calibri Word’s default font

29. Alt Press this key on the keyboard to display a Key Tip badge for each command

30. Handles Small squares/circles around a selected graphic

31. Microsoft Office Word A full-featured word processing program that allows you to create professional-looking documents

32. Insertion point The blinking vertical bar that indicates where text, graphics, and other items will be inserted

33. Print Layout Word’s default view

34. Document Properties Information such as the author, title, and subject

35. Insert This key toggles between overtype and insert mode

36. 11 Word’s default font size

37. Style A named group of formatting characteristics

38. 72 The size of your text if it is about 1 inch in height

39. 2007 The version of Word we are studying