As you move the pointer over a style in the Quick Style gallery, a preview of that style is applied to the selected text.

You cannot design a Web page from scratch in Word, but you can use the Save As command to save an existing document in HTML format so it can be viewed with a browser.

By default, all documents that you create in Word are formatted with the MS Word theme, but you can easily apply a different built-in theme to a document.

Changing the theme applied to a document is a quick way to set the tone of a document and give it a polished and cohesive appearance, particularly if the text and any tables, charts, shapes, SmartArt objects, or text boxes in the document are formatted with styles.

Each Quick Style set includes styles for a title, subtitle, headings, body text, lists, quotes, and other text elements.

When one of the built-in Word themes is not just right for your document, you can customize the theme by changing the theme colors, selecting new theme fonts for headings and body text, and changing the theme effects.

It is a good idea to assign a descriptive category name to a building block item so that you can sort, organize, and find your building blocks easily.

Quick Objects include fields, such as for the date or a page number, document properties, such as the document title or author, and building blocks.

To remove a custom theme from the gallery, right-click the theme, then click Remove.

To turn the table gridlines on and off,  click the Table Tools Layout tab, then click the Show Gridlines button in the Table group.

To change the active Quick Style set, click the Change Styles button in the ____ group, point to Style Set, then click a new set.

You can press ____ to open a new blank document.

To apply a theme to a document, you use the Themes command in the ____ group on the Page Layout tab.

To restore a document to the default theme for the template on which the document is based, click the Themes button, and then click ____.

The Themes Colors button appears in the Themes group of the ____ tab.

A(n) ____ control contains the document property information you entered in the Document Information Panel, or if you did not assign a document property, placeholder text.

When you update a document property ____, the property controls of the same type in the document are updated with the information you changed.

You use the ____ command on the Insert tab to insert sidebars and pull quotes.

To change the user name and initials, click the Office button, click ____, then type a new user name and initials in the User name and Initials text boxes in the Word Options dialog box.

The Clip Art button appears in the ____ group of the Insert tab.

When you design a piece of content that you want to use again in other documents, you can save it as a(n) ____ in one of the Word galleries.

You save an item as a building block using the ____ command.

You use the Create New Building Block dialog box to enter a unique name and a description for the item and to specify the ____ where you want it to appear.

You can specify the ____ of the building block item on item 2, shown in the accompanying figure.

Item 4, shown in the accompanying figure, should read “____”.