The tab in Backstage view that displays information about the current file is the:

A$.$ Info tab

B$.$ contextual tab

C$.$ left tab

Hidden tabs in the Office ribbon that display in the tab row when a specific event occurs; for example, the Picture Format tab displays only when you select an image and therefore need access to commands related to the image:

A$.$ selection tabs

B$.$ Backstage tabs

C$.$ contextual tabs

A page orientation in which the paper is taller than it is wide is called:

A$.$ portrait

B$.$ landscape

C$.$ centered

A set of characters with the same design and shape is a:

A$.$ theme

B$.$ KeyTip

C$.$ font

A font design that includes small line extensions on the ends of the letters to guide the eye in reading from left to right is a:

A$.$ Serif font

B$.$ Sans Serif font

C$.$ pt

Formatting emphasis such as bold, italic, and underline is referred to as:

A$.$ a theme

B$.$ a font style

C$.$ a font tip

In an Office program window, the area at the bottom of the screen that displays file information on the left; on the right displays buttons for Focus Mode, Read Mode, Print Layout and views; and on the far right displays the Zoom controls is the:

A$.$ mini toolbar

B$.$ status bar

C$.$ Quick Access Toolbar

A set of three dots indicating that a dialog box will display if you click the command is:

A$.$ a tag

B$.$ a K$$

C$.$ an ellipsis

The process of updating computer files that are in two or more locations according to specific rules is called:

A$.$ zooming

B$.$ syncing

C$.$ tabbing