How can you change the font size and colour in MS Word?

Here are the answers to your exercises:

A) Tick (✔) the correct options and write them in the given blanks.

1. (b) Makes it thick and dark
2. (c) Home tab
3. (b) Calibri
4. (c) Numbering

B) Fill in the blanks.

1. Formatting means changing the look of your text to make it neat and attractive.
2. The shortcut for Underline is Ctrl + U.
3. To make a letter appear small and below the line, we use subscript.
4. Bullets and Numbering helps you make clear and neat lists.

C) Give one-word answers.

1. Home
2. Ctrl + B

D) Answer the following.

1. The different types of text alignments in MS Word are: Left, Right, Center, and Justify.
2. Subscript places text slightly below the baseline and makes it smaller, often used for chemical formulas (e.g., $\text{H}_2\text{O}$). Superscript places text slightly above the baseline and makes it smaller, often used for exponents or footnotes (e.g., $\text{x}^2$).
3. You can change the font size and colour in MS Word by using the Font group on the Home tab. Within this group, there are options to select the font size from a dropdown menu and to choose a font colour from a palette.