Exercise Word 2-1: Illustrate the life cycle of any

animal/ insect /plant in a noticeable manner using

smart art/ shapes/ graphics/ text boxes/ wordart, etc.
Some examples are shown below.
Exercise Word 2-2: Shortcuts in MS WORD 2010
Apply shortcuts and explain briefly what they do.
1. Apply the following shortcuts and store changes in a document
a) Select this text, then press CTRL + SHIFT + A.
b) Select this text, and press ALT + CTRL + 2. This changes the style to Heading 2.
c) Select this text, and press ALT + CTRL + 1. This changes the style to Heading 1.

Insert a header with your name and date.

2. Select the next three lines of text, and press CTRL + SHIFT + L. Leave the text bulleted,
and go to next question.
Text line 1
Text line 2
Text line 3
3. Press CTRL + SHIFT + G. How many words are in this document right now? (Be sure to
include headers.) Record your answer here:
4. Select this text and press CTRL + B
5. Select this text and press CTRL + U
6. Select this text and press CTRL + I
7. Select this text and press CTRL + E
8. Select this text and press CTRL + SHIFT + D
9. Select this text and press CTRL + SHIFT + . (last character is a period). Do this three
times to the same text.
10. Select this text and press CTRL + M
11. When you click CTRL + P, what happens? (do not print). Type answer here:
12. What happens when you click CTRL + SHIFT + F12? (do not print). Type answer here:
13. Select this text and press CTRL + SHIFT + K. Leave text in small caps, and go to next
question.
14. When you click F12, what happens? Answer here:
15. When you click SHIFT + F7, what happens? Answer here:
a. Select this text and click CTRL + SHIFT + M
16. Select the following three lines of text and click CTRL + 2
Text line 1
Text line 2
Text line 3
17. Select the text and click CTRL + Shift + F. Choose Showcard Gothic, 20 pt.
18. Select the text and click CTRL + Shift + P. Choose 28 pt.
19. Select the text and click CTRL + Shift + >.
 20. When you click CTRL + SHIFT + S, what happens? Answer here.
21. Select the word SCISSORS and press CTRL + X. What happens?
22. Go to the end of this first sentence and press CTRL + V.
a. What happened?
23. Select this text and click CTRL + =.
a. Explain what just happened.
24. Click CTRL + F12. What happens?
25. Click CTRL + Home. What happens?
26. Click CTRL + End. What happens?
27. Click CTRL + F. Key the word character. How many matches were found in this
document? What happened at these locations?
Save as YOURNAME-WORD SHORTCUT KEYS
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Exercise Word 2-4: Soccer Sign-up
Start with: a blank Word document

a. Type in all the words and blank lines as shown above.

b. Format line 1 with Font = Impact; Size = 28. Center

c. Line 2: Font = Impact; Size = 20. Center

d. Line 6: Font = Impact; Size = 22. Center

e. Lines 9 - 12: Font = Arial; Size = 18.

f. Lines 13 - 18: Font =Arial; Size = 14.

g. Line 21 (last line of text): Font = Arial; Size = 16, Bold, Italics; center.

h. Select lines 1 and 2 and apply a Shading of 20% gray applied to the
paragraph.

i. Select line 6 and apply a Shading of 20% gray applied to the paragraph.

j. Make lines 9-12 a bulleted list with solid discs for the bullet shape.

k. Click the Indent button twice to indent the lines two tab stops.

l. Insert a clip art image on line 4 - under Sports and Leisure or search on
"soccer" -man kicking a soccer ball. If you can't find this picture, use another
soccer-related picture.)

m. Center the image.

n. Size the image to be about as wide as the title, but keep all the text on one
page.

o. Create a header with your name, two spaces, the date, tab twice,
type Exercise Word 1-2.

p. Spell check.

q. Check the Print Preview and make any necessary changes to keep the
document as 1 page. You may need to size the image smaller.

r. Save as City Soccer League.docx on your Hard Drive in the word

project1 folder.