77-881 · Question #103
You work in an office and you are assigned with the task of typing a document. In the document, some words have the same type of formatting. What will you do to ease the task of applying the same…
The correct answer is A. Create a Quick Style. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Options
- ACreate a Quick Style.
- BCreate a theme.
- CSelect all the words together and apply the formatting.
- DCreate a template.
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A82% (28)
- B12% (4)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Community Discussion
6The answer is A, Create a Quick Style. A Quick Style lets you save a specific combination of formatting attributes once and then apply that exact combination to any selected text with a single click, which is exactly what the scenario describes. The other options do not fit: selecting words together only works if the words are scattered and you can still reach them all at once, a theme controls broad document-wide design elements, and a template is a reusable document shell, not a per-word formatting tool. This one deserves a card with the front reading "repeating same word-level formatting across a document" and the back reading "Quick Style, not theme or template," because the exam likes to test whether you can distinguish those three concepts under pressure.
Good breakdown, and the card idea is smart, though I would add that on the actual exam they might word it as a "character style" rather than Quick Style since that is the specific type that targets word-level formatting without touching the whole paragraph, so it is worth knowing both terms point to the same Styles gallery.
Yeah A is the right call here. My senior showed me that Quick Styles let you save a formatting combo once and apply it to any word with a single click, so you are not manually repeating bold plus font size plus color every time.
A is the right call here. Quick Styles let you save a formatting combo once and reapply it with a single click to any word or selection, which is exactly what the question is describing, and it beats manually selecting scattered words every time.
Quick Styles let you save and reapply character formatting in one click.
That is true for character-level stuff, but Quick Styles also handle paragraph formatting, so they are a bit more powerful than just font and color saves.