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Chapter 10

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 
Large-scale publications consist of _____ pages or more.
a.
10
c.
12
b.
11
d.
20
 

 2. 
You can press CTRL+SHIFT+____ to display special characters.
a.
S
c.
R
b.
Y
d.
C
 

 3. 
_____ matter is a term that refers to content at the beginning of a book or publication that is neither a cover page nor content page, such as a forward, preface, or table of contents.
a.
End
c.
Body
b.
Front
d.
Content
 

 4. 
_____ matter includes appendices, an index, reference pages, glossaries, or other lists.
a.
Front
c.
End
b.
Body
d.
Content
 

 5. 
A(n) _____ needs to contain the complete title and author, along with graphics or colors to encourage the reader to open the publication.
a.
back cover page
c.
cover page
b.
content page
d.
end page
 

 6. 
Normally, the _____ page is blank, but some books use the space for author comments, references, or other noncontent material.
a.
content
c.
cover
b.
inside front cover
d.
back cover
 

 7. 
_____ includes notes from the editor or author, publication data, and other information to guide users through the content of a publication .
a.
Front matter
c.
Content matter
b.
End matter
d.
Cover matter
 

 8. 
The _____ contain all of the text and graphics that comprise the book’s contents, minus the front matter and end matter.
a.
back cover pages
c.
inside front cover pages
b.
cover pages
d.
content pages
 

 9. 
The _____ may contain appendices, an index, reference pages, glossaries, or other lists.
a.
front matter
c.
end matter
b.
back matter
d.
content matter
 

 10. 
The _____ page normally is blank, but it may contain reference material or additional information about the text or author.
a.
cover
c.
back cover
b.
inside back cover
d.
end
 

 11. 
The _____ may contain only graphics or color, or it may contain additional information about the content, such as a summary, online content, ISBN numbers, bar codes, and references to other pertinent publications.
a.
front page
c.
cover page
b.
inside back cover page
d.
back cover page
 

 12. 
Publisher uses _____, or dividers, in the Page Navigation pane to separate the pages logically.
a.
navigators
c.
sections
b.
backgrounds
d.
BorderArt
 

 13. 
_____ refers to the way a publication applies page numbers, including the location, whether the cover will be included in the page numbering system, and the number with which you wish to start.
a.
Navigation
c.
Deletion
b.
Sectioning
d.
Pagination
 

 14. 
The _____ step in paginating a publication is to remove page numbers from the first and last sections of the publication.
a.
first
c.
third
b.
second
d.
final
 

 15. 
_____ is/are a group of customizable graphical borders, such as crosses, hearts, apples, balloons, or decorative shapes, which can be added as an edge or border to a shape, a text box, or the entire page.
a.
BorderArt
c.
DesignArt
b.
Templates
d.
Windings
 

 16. 
_____ is a printing term that applies when two colors print over the top of one another.
a.
Knockout
c.
Overprinting
b.
BorderArt
d.
End matter
 

 17. 
A _____  is a mixture of a base color and black.
a.
shade
c.
hue
b.
tint
d.
fill
 

 18. 
The default margin for a text box and for a cell is approximately _____ inches.
a.
0.04
c.
0.06
b.
0.05
d.
0.08
 

 19. 
Ruler guides are _____, dotted, nonprinting lines.
a.
red
c.
green
b.
blue
d.
yellow
 

 20. 
You use the _____ button when the story does not fit  in the first text box.
a.
Text in Overflow
c.
Overflow in Text
b.
Text Box Tools Format
d.
Format Text in Overflow
 

 21. 
Publisher uses the _____ icon to show that the text should flow into the clicked text box.
a.
bucket
c.
paintbrush
b.
spray painter
d.
arrow
 

 22. 
Publisher’s _____ commands use a task pane to help you determine search parameters and how the replacement will be made.
a.
Save Again
c.
Publisher Check
b.
Design Proofer
d.
Find and Replace
 

 23. 
The _____ command offers you choices of replacing one occurrence at a time or replacing all occurrences.
a.
Find
c.
Insert
b.
Replace
d.
Overflow
 

 24. 
A _____ is a character that may be substituted for any possible characters when searching.
a.
wildcard
c.
BorderArt
b.
knockout
d.
Winding
 

 25. 
The search character(s) _____ searches for a caret.
a.
?
c.
^^
b.
^?
d.
^t
 

 26. 
The search characters _____ searches for a hard return.
a.
^p
c.
^r
b.
^t
d.
^^
 

 27. 
The search characters _____ searches for a page break.
a.
^^
c.
^?
b.
^n
d.
^12
 

 28. 
A(n) _____ is a word similar in meaning to another word.
a.
antonym
c.
simile
b.
thesaurus
d.
synonym
 

 29. 
A thesaurus is a book of _____.
a.
antonyms
c.
similes
b.
synonyms
d.
definitions
 

 30. 
A(n) _____ is a word with an opposite meaning to a specified word.
a.
synonym
c.
antonym
b.
simile
d.
definition
 

 31. 
You can select a word and press SHIFT+_____ to find a synonym for the selected word.
a.
F6
c.
F8
b.
F7
d.
F9
 

 32. 
The View Two-Page Spread command also will group the pages by _____ in the Page Navigation pane.
a.
single pages
c.
threes
b.
twos
d.
fours
 

 33. 
Press CTRL+_____ to copy text.
a.
V
c.
T
b.
C
d.
S
 

 34. 
Press CTRL+_____ to paste text.
a.
C
c.
V
b.
P
d.
T
 

 35. 
The character(s) _____ represents Roman Number 1.
a.
i
c.
iii
b.
ii
d.
iv
 

 36. 
A _____ is a physical location in a publication that you name for reference purposes.
a.
bookmark
c.
drive
b.
knockout
d.
matter
 

 37. 
To make it easier to navigate through a large publication, Publisher provides _____ commands that help both designers and viewers of the publication.
a.
one
c.
three
b.
two
d.
four
 

 38. 
When positioned over a hyperlink, the mouse pointer changes to a hand as soon as you press the _____ key.
a.
CTRL
c.
TAB
b.
SHIFT
d.
ENTER
 

 39. 
_____ files open using an application such as Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat.
a.
XPD
c.
DOC
b.
PDF
d.
XML
 

 40. 
An application may use the _____ to move down through the document, page by page, if you do not have a Next Page button.
a.
Left Arrow key
c.
Right Arrow key
b.
Left Mouse button
d.
Right Mouse button
 

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 41. 
Examples of large-scale publications include books, magazines, catalogs, conference agendas, and proceedings, among others.
 

 42. 
If the background is solid color, the publication may print on colored stock rather than knockout colors to white.
 

 43. 
Inner pages are sometimes called the front matter of a publication.
 

 44. 
A cover page needs to contain the complete title and author, along with graphics or colors to encourage the reader to open the publication.
 

 45. 
Publisher does not use sections in the Page Navigation pane to separate the pages logically.
 

 46. 
When inserting page numbers in a large-scale publication, it not common for the cover, inside cover, inside back cover, and back cover pages not to be numbered.
 

 47. 
One should use lowercase Roman numerals for front matter.
 

 48. 
Using the Ribbon, you can insert page numbers in text boxes other than the header and footer.
 

 49. 
The ‘Start this section with’ box requires a letter.
 

 50. 
Page numbers and their formats are saved in a master page.
 

 51. 
You can format page numbers in the same manner as you format any text.
 

 52. 
Knockouts are a group of customizable graphical borders.
 

 53. 
Creating a solid color background requires you either to create a shape that fills the entire page or to use a page background filled with a tint or shade effect.
 

 54. 
When applied to the entire page, BorderArt makes the page margins stand out and adds interest to the page.
 

 55. 
BorderArt is a printing term that applies when two colors print over the top of one another.
 

 56. 
Press CTRL+C to close the master page.
 

 57. 
You can adjust the margins within table cells and within text boxes.
 

 58. 
Pressing CTRL+E can center text.
 

 59. 
You can use built-in ruler guide patterns from a list of page designs.
 

 60. 
If you link text boxes after importing or typing the text, the Text Box Tools Format tab contains several tools to help you create, break, and move between linked text boxes.
 

 61. 
Section breaks are attached to the first page in the section.
 

 62. 
Clicking Merge with Previous Section on the shortcut menu will merge the duplicate page into the same section as the original page.
 

 63. 
You cannot move single pages from one section to another by dragging and dropping them in the Page Navigation pane.
 

 64. 
Publisher’s Find and Replace commands use a task pane to help you determine search parameters and how the replacement will be made.
 

 65. 
A wildcard is a character that may be substituted for any possible characters when searching.
 

Matching
 
 
Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase of definition.
a.
?
f.
wildcard
b.
^^
g.
^w
c.
^?
h.
^t
d.
^12
i.
^p
e.
^n
j.
^nnn
 

 66. 

 a character that may be substituted for any possible character when searching
 

 67. 

 searches for wildcards
 

 68. 

 searches for carets
 

 69. 

 searches for question marks
 

 70. 

 searches for page breaks
 

 71. 

 searches for soft returns
 

 72. 

 searches for ASCII characters
 

 73. 

 searches for hard returns
 

 74. 

 searches for tab characters
 

 75. 

 searches for white space
 



 
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