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Office XP Word 2002
Office XP Word 2002, 2/e
Timothy O'Leary
Linking and Document Collaboration

Multiple Choice Quiz

Click on the correct response for each question below.



1

When objects are linked, a graphic representation or picture of the data is displayed in this file.
A)Source
B)Destination
C)Linked
D)Remote link
2

This contains references to the location of the source file and the selection within the document that is linked to the destination file.
A)File
B)Object
C)Link
D)Record
3

When creating linked objects, this should accurate on your machine because the program refers to it in the source file to determine whether updates are needed when you open the destination file.
A)File and record
B)File and document
C)Document and field
D)Date and time
4

When an object is inserted as this, the entire source file is stored in the document in which it was inserted.
A)Live linked object
B)Embedded object
C)Destination file object
D)Linked object
5

When tracking changes to a document, this will appear in the status bar and the Reviewing toolbar will be displayed.
A)TRK
B)CMD
C)REV
D)CHG
6

When adding comments to a document, this will appear to the right of the document and points to the location where a comment was inserted.
A)Text animation
B)Track Changes box
C)Red underline
D)Comment balloon
7

You can compare a reviewer’s document with the original document using this option to make sure that reviewer did not change the document without using the Track Changes option.
A)Underline
B)Comment balloon
C)Legal Blackline
D)Text animation
8

Which of the following is not one of the ways in which you can collaborate with many document reviewers at once?
A)Hold an online meeting using the Microsoft NetMeeting feature
B)Use the E-mail Tracking Discussions feature
C)Exchanging documents and accepting and rejecting tracked changes
D)Use the Web Discussions feature
9

When using this collaboration method with many reviewers at once, you are in control of the collaboration.
A)Online meeting
B)E-mail
C)Web Discussions
D)Exchanging documents




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