Word Test, Practical Portion

• If you have not yet done so, please hand in your written portion.
• You may print this document if you wish.
• Please follow the instructions. If you don't understand an instruction, please ask.
• You may use your book and notes on this portion of the test.
• Point values are noted next to each instruction.
• A picture of the final document is located at the bottom of this page.
• Make sure you save your file frequently.
• Use the automatic features of word to correctly format this document and all parts.
• When you are finished, please
  • Email a copy of the test to dbennett@edinboro.edu (20 points deducted if this is not done)
  • Print out a copy of the test and hand it in. (20 points deducted if this is not done)

1. Save a copy of a this file to your media.
2. Start Word and load the file.
3. (3 points) Insert your name in the page header, centered.
4. (2 points) Mark Lake-effect Snow as a title.
5. (2 points) Mark the following so that they appear in a table of contents. The indented sections should be indented in the table of contents.
   • Introduction
   • Formation
     • Instability
     • Snow and Ice Cover
   • Phenomenon in the Great Lakes Region
6. (3 points) Insert a table of contents after the heading and before the introduction.
7. (9 points) Place page numbers on your document as follows:
   1. The first page has no page number, but is considered page 4
   2. The second page has a page number centered - # -
   3. All other pages have a number on the left Page #
8. (2 points) Add a footnote to the title Lake-effect Snow which states Abridged from the Wikipedia Article
9. (2 points) Place a box around the text of the Instability section.
10. (2 points) Place the text in the Snow and Ice Cover section in three columns. Justify this text.
11. (2 points) Add a endnote to the first occurrence of millibars with the following text A measure of pressure.
12. (3 points) Format all occurrences of the word Erie in a script bold font.
13. (10 points) Make a table at the end of the text.
    • Insert a title, centered, bold, 14 point, in a single cell
    • Title: Snowfall to Date: 2008-2009 season.
    • Add columns for city name, snowfall total, source and date.
    • Add rows for Erie, Edinboro, Buffalo and Syracuse.
    • Insert the following data:
      • Edinboro, 140.0, eupweather, 2/2/09
      • Erie, 139.7, wsee.tv, 2/22/09
      • Buffalo, 94.8, GoldenSnowball.com, 2/21/09
      • Syracuse, 137.3, GoldenSnowball.com, 2/21/09
    • Right align the date and snowfall totals.
    • Left align the city names.
    • Center the source.
    • Size all of the columns to fit the data nicely.
    • Center this table on the page.
14. (5 points) Find a snow related picture, insert it on the first page, centered
15. (2 points) Add a appropriate caption to your picture. on the page.
16. (3 points) Insert a citation to Principles of Snow Hydrology after the words Lake-effect snow in the first paragraph of the introduction.
17. (3 points) Insert a citation to http://users.edinboro.edu/kmoyer/eupweather/eupwxpage.html in the table.
18. (4 points) After the table, insert a Bibliography.
19. (3 points) After the table, before the Bib, insert a Table of Figures.

• Updated all automatic tables.
• Made your document fit on three pages.
• Placed you name in the heading of ALL pages.
• Emailed a copy of the document to dbennett@edinboro.edu
• Printed a copy and handed it in.