Microsoft Word 2010 enables you to wrap text easily around pictures, shapes and tables with any position or style that you want. When should a "Text wrapping break" be used?

If a table cell is vertically split into two separate cells using the Draw Table option, any existing text in the cell will be split up and text will appear in both of the two newly created cells.

To insert a new citation to a specific book in a Microsoft Word 2010 document, you should select:

Applying a theme to your document affects all content except tables.

A table cell contains text. You place your cursor in that cell and split it into two columns. The resultant text will:

Which is NOT an option when inserting a Cross-reference?

What is the shortcut key for right alignment?

Which keyboard shortcut will insert a page break and start a new page?

How do you hide the Office Assistant?

Which is NOT a 'Permissions' feature for protecting a Word document?

When inserting a rectangle how can you ensure it will be a perfect square?