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A word processing application used to create various documents such as letters and resumes.

The layout and design of Microsoft Word, including the Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, and Backstage view.

The toolbar at the top of the Word window that contains all the commands needed to perform tasks.

A toolbar located above the Ribbon that allows quick access to common commands.

A menu in Word that provides options for saving, opening, printing, and sharing documents.

The screen that appears when you open Word for the first time, allowing you to create a new document or choose a template.

A section on the Ribbon that contains related groups of commands.

A tool located at the top and left side of the document that helps with precise document adjustments.

A search bar in Word that allows you to search for specific commands.

A collection of commands within a group on the Ribbon.

The area where you can type and edit text in the document.

A bar on the side of the document that allows you to scroll up and down through the pages.

The number of pages and words in the document.

Different ways to view a document, including Read Mode, Print Layout, and Web Layout.

A slider that allows you to adjust the zoom percentage of the document.

The pane in Backstage view that provides information about the current document.

An option in Backstage view to create a new blank document or choose from templates.

An option in Backstage view to open documents saved on your computer or OneDrive.

Commands used to save documents to your computer or OneDrive.

A command in Backstage view to change print settings and print the document.

An option in Backstage view to invite others to view and collaborate on the document.

An option in Backstage view to save the document in another file format.

A command to close the current document.

An option in Backstage view to access your Microsoft account information.

An option in Backstage view to change various Word settings.

Microsoft's online storage space for saving, editing, and sharing documents and files.

A mode in Word that allows you to work with documents created in earlier versions of Word.

A mode in Microsoft Word that limits the available commands to those from an earlier version of Word.

To change the document to the current version type.

The blinking vertical line that indicates where text can be entered in the document.

Words or characters that can be entered or selected in the document.

To choose and highlight text or images in the document.

To duplicate selected text and paste it in another location.

To insert copied or cut text in a new location.

To remove selected text and store it in the clipboard for pasting.

To reverse the most recent action in the document.

To reverse the last undo action in the document.

Characters that are not on the keyboard and can be inserted using the Symbol command.

Text that has been adjusted in terms of font, size, color, and alignment.

The size of the characters in the text.

The color of the characters in the text.

Formatting options to emphasize text.

To quickly change the capitalization of selected text.

To mark important text in the document with a colored background.

The horizontal positioning of the text in relation to the margins.

To search for a specific word or phrase in the document.

To find and exchange a specific word or phrase with another.

Separating paragraphs by moving the first line or all lines except the first line to the right.

Located above the vertical ruler, it allows you to choose different types of tab stops.

The space between each line in a paragraph.

The space before and after paragraphs.

A list with bullet points to outline and emphasize text.

A list with numbers or letters to organize text.

Option to restart the numbering of a list.

Option to continue numbering from the previous list.

Changing the appearance of the bullets in a list using symbols, colors, or pictures.

A dialog box that allows you to select a symbol or font to use as a bullet for a list.

A visual representation or character that can be used as a bullet in a list.

The color of the bullet or symbol used in a list.

Lists that have multiple levels or indentations to create an outline.

A structured and organized format that presents information hierarchically.

A key on the keyboard that is used to increase the indent level of a line in a list.

The level of indentation or spacing of a line in a list.

Text or objects that, when clicked, direct the user to a specific webpage, email address, or document.

Online locations or pages on the internet that contain information or resources.

Unique identifiers used to send and receive electronic messages.

Word's feature that recognizes and formats web and email addresses as hyperlinks.

To change the format or type of something.

The text that is visible to the user and represents the hyperlink.

A command in Word that allows you to add a hyperlink to selected text.

A document or data stored on a computer.

A file containing text, images, or other information.

To check the functionality or effectiveness of something.

Making changes or modifications to a hyperlink.

To duplicate or make a copy of something.

To delete or eliminate a hyperlink from a document.