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Class 4 Computer & AI word processing — practice questions with answers

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Q1. In a word processor, which option makes letters thick and dark?
  1. Bold
  2. Font size
  3. Italic
  4. Font colour
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Answer: A. Bold
Why: Bold makes letters thick and dark.
Q2. In a word processor, which option makes letters lean to one side?
  1. Underline
  2. Italic
  3. Bold
  4. Font colour
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Answer: B. Italic
Why: Italic makes letters lean to one side.
Q3. In a word processor, which option draws a line under words?
  1. Bold
  2. Centre align
  3. Underline
  4. Font size
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Answer: C. Underline
Why: Underline draws a line under words.
Q4. In a word processor, which option places text in the middle of the line?
  1. Italic
  2. Centre align
  3. Bold
  4. Underline
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Answer: B. Centre align
Why: Centre align places text in the middle of the line.
Q5. In a word processor, which option makes letters bigger or smaller?
  1. Font colour
  2. Font size
  3. Underline
  4. Bold
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Answer: B. Font size
Why: Font size makes letters bigger or smaller.
Q6. In a word processor, which option changes the colour of letters?
  1. Font colour
  2. Centre align
  3. Italic
  4. Bold
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Answer: A. Font colour
Why: Font colour changes the colour of letters.

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