Design your quiz to cover working with text. Users proficient in Microsoft Word 2000 must be able to execute a Find and Replace command, use the reference tools, and insert auto-text such as date and time. They must highlight, insert, copy and paste. They must apply fonts, change text size, and use most of the elements on the Standard Toolbar including the B I U toggle switches as well as Undo/Redo arrows. They must also know how to apply special effects such as Strikethrough, Double Strikethrough, Outline, and Emboss.
Cover working with paragraphs. Objectives to measure paragraph navigation includes using the alignment buttons on the Standard Toolbar, setting double or single spacing, and inserting borders or shading. Users must also know how to use and set Tabs, create a bulleted and numbered lists and a formal outline.
Cover working with documents. Proficient Word users can print collated documents, multiple copies of non-consecutive pages, and can troubleshoot basic printing problems. They can view documents in print preview and web-page preview. They can insert page numbers and set page orientation. They can navigate a multi-page document using both the scroll bar and the Go To command. They can also insert and format a header and footer and use and modify columns.
Cover working with files. Users must be able to name, rename and save a document and should be able to distinguish between Save and Save As. They must create and remove hyperlinks and insert graphics from another file. They should be able to locate and open a saved file using both Word and Windows. Finally, they should know how to organize Word documents in Windows using tiered folders.