NAME: _LAGROSAS, CHRISTIAN KEITH H.

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TEST I - at least 100 words (Essay)

1. What is System Software?

- The hardware and application programs on a computer are both run by a class of computer program
known as System Software. The interface between the hardware and user applications in a computer
system, conceptualized as a layered architecture, is the system software. Of all system software, the
operating system is the most well-known. All additional software on a computer is controlled by the OS.
Computer management is carried out via system software. To allow users to execute higher-level
application software to carry out specific activities, it runs in the background and keeps the computer's
fundamental operations running. System software basically acts as a foundation for running application
software.

2. What is Application Software?

- Application software is a category of computer program that carries out particular business, educational,
and personal tasks. Every program is made to help users do a range of tasks, some of which might be
connected to productivity, creativity, or communication. Applications can be created as private, open-
source, or project-based software, and they can be published independently or combined with the
computer and its operating system software. Apps are typically referred to as being for mobile devices
like phones.

3. Uses of MS Word.
- One of the most effective computer apps is probably Microsoft Word. It can be put to an almost
unlimited variety of purposes, allowing students to use it to produce their projects and assignments and
professionals to utilize it for their work texts. Depending on your demands, you can use it as well. This
means that you may use Microsoft Word to quickly and expertly produce documents with a professional
appearance in your daily life, including resumes, summaries, brochures, letters, applications, forms,
templates, business cards, calendars, reports, e-books, newsletters, and much more.
TEST II - (Label) note: you can search online as your reference

QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR TITLE BAR

RIBBON
OFFICE BUTTON DOCUMENT WINDOW

INSERTION POINT VERTICAL SCROLL BAR

HORIZONTAL SCROLL BAR

RULER

ZOOM CONTROL
STATUS BAR
VIEW SHORTCUT

TEST III - Definition/Enumeration/Identification 

1. What is Microsoft Word ? – Is a word processing program.

2. List down the 9 ribbon menus. – File, Home, Insert, Design, Layout, References, Mailings, Review, and View
3. This menu contains general options such as font sizes, alignment, copy/paste. - Home
4. This menu will give you access to general options related to the Word file itself. - New
5. This menu allows you to insert a variety of non-text objects into your document. You can use it to add tables,
pictures, links, headers and footers, among other things. – Insert
6. menu allows you to easily cite and reference sources that you may use while creating a document. – References
7. This menu is where you will do the majority of your document formatting. You can use it to set margins, page
orientation, size, the number of text columns, borders, indentation and spacing. - Layout
8. This menu contains a number of features related to documents that will be created for the purpose of being sent
in the mail. - Mailings
9. This menu allows you to change how the document is viewed within Word. 10.This menu allows you to review
your document for spelling and grammatical errors, insert comments, track (and accept) changes made to your
document during reviewing, and compare or combine two documents. - View

TEST IV - Shortcut Key 

1. Copy – Ctrl + C
2. Cut – Ctrl + X
3. Paste – Ctrl + V
4. Bold – Ctrl + B
5. Find – Ctrl + F
6. Italic – Ctrl + I
7. Save – Ctrl + S
8. Select All – Ctrl + A
9. Open – Ctrl + O
10.New Document – Ctrl + N