Free Sample Questions Style Real Microsoft Word

Below are free sample questions similar to the questions seen on a typical Prove It Microsoft Word assessment. For both interactive and multiple choice questions, our products offer the ability to practice with software similar to the one used by Kenexa. After completing the questions, fill in your details. A file with step-by-step solutions will be sent to the email provided.

Many companies require their candidates to take a Microsoft Word assessment test as part of the recruitment process. This product often includes other MS Office applications, such as Excel. The Microsoft Word tests measure your ability to complete tasks in Microsoft Office Word software at various levels. This assessment can either be formatted as a multiple-choice test or an interactive test.

Copy and paste the contents of the text box below to the top-left corner of a new Word document. 

In order to practice the following tasks, copy and paste the text on the top-left of a new Word document (left click and hold, drag to mark the entire text, right click and choose copy. Open a new Word document, right click and choose paste. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl+V).

1. Change the Page Margins to Narrow.
2. Sort the students' names alphabetically in ascending order.
3. Add numbering to the "Students" and "Teachers" lists separately.
4. Change the layout of the "Students" list into two columns.
5. Create an "Annual Style" header.

1. Add the Developer tab to the Ribbon.
2. Record a Macro that will apply yellow highlighting. Name the macro: "Approved," and assign it the shortcut "Alt+k."
3. Insert a Bookmark next to the "Attendance List" title. Name it "Title."
4. Add the word "Back" below the list, and make it a Hyperlink to the "Attendance List" title.
5. Change the document settings to show Readability Statistics.

The answers to the interactive questions and the multiple-choice questions appear in this PDF file.

Which of the following methods you CANNOT use to zoom in?

1. Holding Ctrl key and scrolling the mouse wheel
2. Using the zoom tool in the “view” tab
3. Ctrl+Shift+z
4. Using the zoom slider at the bottom right corner

I want to create a second copy of an opened document under a different name. What should I do?

1. Copy and paste the text in a new document

2. Use “Save As”

3. Press Ctrl+S

4. Open the file again

The following ribbon is:

1. Insert tab

2. References tab

3. Review tab

4. View tab

What does a blue “wavy” underline appearing under a word mean? 

1. The word is out of context

2. The word is misspelled

3. There is a grammar issue with the word

4. The word appears twice in succession

In the following picture, what do'es the numbers stand for?

1. 1-Full-screen 2-bookmark 3-paragraph

2. 1-Print layout 2-Full screen 3-Outline

3. 1-Web layout 2-Bookmark 3-Outline

4. 1-Full screen 2-Print layout 3-Paragraph

The Thesaurus feature:

1. Suggests other words with a similar meaning

2. Enables you to edit text according to a similar template

3. Offers a translation to a second language

4. Counts the number of words in a sentence

The answers to the interactive questions and the multiple-choice questions appear in this PDF file.