SECTION I “C” LEVEL (required assignment)

ASSIGNMENTS

POINTS EARNED

Step-By-Step pgs. WD 77-WD 126 w/exception of pg. WD 123             (DO  NOT PRINT)         (35 pts)

SECTION II “B” LEVEL (max 30 pts.)

ASSIGNMENTS

POINTS EARNED

2.         Orally explain First Line and Hanging Indent. (5 pts)

3.         Write a paragraph describing the MLA document style. (5 pts)

4.         Demonstrate how to change margins and insert a manual page break (5 pts)

5.         Demonstrate how to sort paragraphs. (5 pts)

6.         Complete Project 2 worksheet (obtain from instructor). (10 pts)

7.         Design a poster showing various line spacings. (20 pts)

8.         Write a song or poem.  Include at least 5 points from Project 2.  Perform it for two classmates and me. (20 pts)

9.         Create a 5 page short book on any of Project 2 objectives (see page         in textbook) (20 pts)

10.     Construct a board game on project 2 and have two of your classmates play it. (20 pts)

11.     Complete 1 of the following “Learn It Online” activities (crossword puzzle worth 15 pts, all others worth 10 pts) #2, #4, #5, #6, #10

12.     Prepare a PowerPoint presentation on 5 skills you learned in the “C” level and present it to the class (20 pts)

SECTION III “A” LEVEL

ASSIGNMENT

POINTS EARNED

Complete In The Lab #2 on pgs. WD 132-WD 133 (PRINT THIS ASSIGNMENT)  (35 pts)

Instructions: Circle T if the statement is true or F if the statement is false and be prepared to answer 3-5 questions on this worksheet.

T

F

1.

The MLA presents a popular documentation style used today for research papers.

T

F

2.

The MLA style requires the page number followed by the author's name and date in the upper-right corner of each page.

T

F

3.

A footer is text that prints at the bottom of each page in a document.

T

F

4.

The Left Indent-marker allows you to change only the first line of a paragraph.

T

F

5.

To display the word count for a document, click View on the menu bar, then click Word Count.

T

F

6.

In normal view, an automatic page break displays on the screen as a single dotted horizontal line separated by the words, Page Break.

T

F

7.

AutoCorrect entries contain many commonly used symbols such as the "smiley face" symbol.

T

F

8.

A hyperlink is a shortcut that allows the user to jump easily to another location in the same document or a Web page.

T

F

9.

While proofreading, you look for grammatical errors and spelling errors.

T

F

10

To display a list of synonyms, right-click the word for which you want to find a synonym, then click Synonym on the shortcut menu.