Discussion
In MS Word, the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + > is used to
Answer: D
Correct answer: increase the font size of the selected text
Ctrl + Shift + > increases the font size of the selection, stepping through the sizes in the font-size list. Its counterpart, Ctrl + Shift + <, decreases it. The arrows point the way the size moves, which makes the pair easy to remember. A related pair, Ctrl + ] and Ctrl + [, changes the size by exactly one point at a time, which is finer control for adjusting a heading. Both are useful when a document must be made to fit a fixed number of pages. The other formatting shortcuts belong with them: Ctrl + B, Ctrl + I and Ctrl + U for bold, italic and underline; Ctrl + Shift + A for all capitals; Ctrl + Shift + K for small capitals; and Ctrl + Spacebar to strip character formatting entirely. Note that none of these alters the underlying text, so it remains searchable however it is formatted.
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