What are the answers to the following exercises on Microsoft Word: A. Choose the correct option, B. Tick the correct and cross the wrong statements, C. Match the following, and D. Answer the following

Here are the answers to the exercises: A. Choose (✓) the correct option: 1. In which year did Microsoft develop MS Word? b) 1983* 2. Which option takes you back to edit your document? c) Back* 3. Which option is used to resave a saved document as a different filename or file type? a) Save As* 4. At the bottom right-hand corner of some groups, there is a diagonal arrow called: b) Dialog Box Launcher* B. Tick (✓) the correct and cross (X) the wrong statements: 1. Microsoft Word is the most commonly used word processor software. ✓* 2. You can go to the Backstage View by clicking on the File tab. ✓* 3. Each tab is not further divided into groups. X* 4. The Tell me feature is not helpful to look up information about the related topic. X* C. Match the following: 1. Backstage View → iii) Start a new blank document. 2. Info → iv) Obtain information about your documents. 3. Ribbon → i) Contains functional groupings of buttons. 4. Tell me → v) Located on the Menu Bar. 5. Status Bar → ii) Number of pages. D. Answer the following questions: 1. What is the use of Microsoft Word? Microsoft Word is a word processing software used to create, edit, format, and print text documents*. 2. Name components of Word 2019 interface in brief. Key components include the Title Bar, Ribbon (with tabs and groups), File Tab (Backstage View), Quick Access Toolbar, Rulers, Document Area, Scroll Bars, and Status Bar*. 3. How can you search for a feature in Word 2019? Write all the steps. Step 1: Click on the "Tell me what you want to do*" search box at the top of the Word window. Step 2: Type* the name of the feature or a related keyword. Step 3: Select the desired feature from the displayed list of commands. 4. How can you customize the status bar? Step 1: Right-click* on any empty area of the Status Bar at the bottom of the Word window. Step 2: A context menu appears. Click* on the options you want to display or hide (e.g., Word Count, Page Number). 5. Write the steps to apply a theme to the document. Step 1: Click on the Design* tab on the Ribbon. Step 2: In the Document Formatting group, click on the Themes* button. Step 3: Select* a theme from the gallery to apply it to your document. 6. Write all the ways to select text in a document. • Click and drag* the mouse over the text. • Double-click* a word to select it. • Triple-click* a paragraph to select it. • Click in the left margin next to a line to select the line*. • Hold Ctrl and click a sentence to select the sentence*. • Use Shift + Arrow keys* to extend selection from the cursor. • Use Ctrl + A to select the entire document*. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.