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Word Processing with Google Docs

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Q 1/12
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How do you save a Google Doc?
30
Print It
It auto-saves for you
Go to File --> Save
Install a Save App
Q 2/12
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What is the name of every new Google Doc?
30
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12 questions

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How do you save a Google Doc?

1

30 sec

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What is the name of every new Google Doc?

2

30 sec

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The shortcut for copy is

3

30 sec

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The shortcut key for paste is

4

30 sec

Q.

The shortcut key for undo is

5

30 sec

Q.

You can type using your voice in a Google Doc.

6

30 sec

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Google Docs has a built in dictionary

7

30 sec

Q.

Google Docs are saved to

8

30 sec

Q.

You are allowed to add any image you find online to a Google Doc.

9

30 sec

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What is the law that can protect original content online?

10

30 sec

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How many Google fonts are there to choose from

11

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The average person can type at what speed?

12

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