The test

For this exercise we will work with some quotations from the works of Shakespeare.

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If you can't do a section, please continue with the next.
There are pictures of my document at the end of the instructions. I have added red lines to discourage cheating. Please look at these if you are confused.
You may print this portion of the test if you wish, but you don't need to.
When you are finished, you should
- Mail a copy of the test to dbennett@edinboro.edu
- Print:
  - The title page
  - Page 1
  - The last page of the text.

Start Word.
(5 points) Begin by Adding a header to the document.
- On the left, put your name.
- Center the words Test 1, CSCI 104
- On the right the words Spring 2006
(5 points) Go to http://www.allshakespeare.com/quotes/ and copy the text from the links for the following quotes. Copy the Quote, citation and the text. Do not copy the Themes/Keywords line. (see the example below for what I copied.)
- To be or not to be,--that is the question...
- O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?
- Et tu, Brute?
- Out, damned spot!...
- Friends, Romans, countrymen...
- To sleep, perchance to dream
(2 points) Delete the text [Jump to the quote in the text of the play ] from each quote.
(3 points) For each quote, change the text style to Heading 1.
(3 points) For each quote, move the citation of the play, including the scene and act, to a footnote.
(8 points) Insert a title page.
- Make a title in 24 point bold, old English font containing the text Quotes from Shakespeare
- Center this
- Add an endnote to the title giving the citation from the web page above.
- place edited by yourname under the title in 14 point bold font, centered.
- Insert a table of contents, this should not contain the title, the words, Quotes from Shakespeare, Table of Contents, or your name.
- Remove the header material from the title page only.
(5 points) Add a footer to all pages other than the title page.
- This should contain Page followed by the page number, automatically generated, on the left hand side.
- Place the date, automatically generated on the right hand side.
- Number the pages, starting at 1 on the first page of text.
- You should not type in either the page number or the date but should use the correct menu choices to have Word do this for you.
(5 points) Modify all of the normal text in this document to be
- 11 point
- 5 points before and after each paragraph
- 1.5 line spacing.
Do this by creating a new style and applying it to all normal text.
For the remaining document, return to the default normal text style.
(2 points) At the end of the text, start a new page and insert word art with the text: Other Class Material
Below the word art, add the following text.
Other course Material
We should have all read some Shakespeare sometime in our lives, but in addition to that we should also read:
Place Other Course Material in Heading 1 style.
(5 points) Insert the following list in two column mode, as a numbered list, with authors marked by roman numerals and books indented and marked by capitol letters.
- Mark Twain
  - Tom Sawyer
  - Huck Finn
  - Short Stories
- Euclid
  - Elements
- Unknown
  - Beowulf
(2 point) Force the outline wrap to the next column before Euclid
(5 points) Below the outline, in single column mode, insert the following text, with a 3 point boarder around it:
Some people have very poor taste in classics. They really should read more. Who thinks Euclid's Elements is a classic?
Make sure that you rebuild your table of contents.

The test

A picture of my final document

A closeup of part of the document

A closeup of the last page