This document provides instructions for a student project in Microsoft Word 2013 to practice formatting text. The project involves applying various styles like Title, Heading 1, Heading 2, and Quote to paragraphs in a practice document. It also instructs students to format text as a bulleted list, italicize words, add WordArt, and adjust text wrapping and shadows. Upon completing the formatting tasks, students are to save the practice file with a new name.

1. STUDENT PROJECT FOR MODULE
4:FORMATTING TEXT
STUDENT MATERIALS FOR COURSE 70158: MICROSOFT WORD 2013 ESSENTIALS
ALIGNED WITH MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST (MOS) EXAM 77-418: MICROSOFT WORD 2013
FORMAT TEXT
Your instructor may provide additional information about project requirements.
This project provides an opportunity to practice skills taught in the following lessons:
Lesson 6: Formatting characters
Lesson 7: Creating fancy text
Lesson 8: Using styles
Lesson 9: Formatting paragraphs
In this project, you will practice applying styles and formatting to the contents of a document.
The following practice file is required to complete this exercise:
ITA-70158-04-Practice.docx
Follow these steps:
1.
Open the practice file and display the Navigation pane and Styles pane. Notice that all the content in the
document is formatted as Normal.
2.
With the cursor at the beginning of the first paragraph, apply the Title style from the Styles gallery or
Styles pane.
3.
Position the cursor in the second paragraph (“Overview”), and apply the Heading 1 style. Notice that the
heading appears in the Navigation pane. Then position the cursor in the fourth paragraph (“Changing the
look of text”) and press Ctrl+Y to repeat the style application.
4.
Select the two paragraphs that start with “Manually” and apply the Heading 2 style to both headings
simultaneously.
5.
Click in any word in the paragraph that starts with “This paragraph.” Apply the Quote style. Notice that
the style applies to the entire paragraph and not just the word you clicked in.
6.
In the “Manually changing the look of text” section, select the five paragraphs after the first sentence.
Style them as a bulleted list and apply bold formatting to the first word or words before the period in each
list item.
7.
In the last line of the paragraph that starts with “A paragraph is created,” select the last two words
(“paragraph formatting”) and style them as italic.
8.
Apply the Heading 3 style to the “Adding WordArt text” paragraph.
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2. Student Materials for Microsoft Word 2013 Essentials
9.
Module 4 Project Description
At the beginning of the paragraph after the “Adding WordArt text” heading, insert a WordArt object that
displays the text Here it is!in a style that you like.
10. Specify the Square text wrapping option, and then align the WordArt object against the right margin.
11. Display a colored outline around the WordArt object, and apply an Offset Center outer shadow.
12. Resize the WordArt object so that two lines of the paragraph flow under it.
13. Save the completed practice file as My-04-Practice.docx.
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