Discussion
In MS Word, which shortcut selects the entire document?
Answer: B
Correct answer: Ctrl + A
Ctrl + A selects all - the whole document, including text, images and tables. The distractors are all real shortcuts. Ctrl + S saves; Ctrl + E centres the current paragraph; Ctrl + W closes the document. Other selection methods are worth knowing because they are quicker for smaller units. Double-clicking selects a word and triple-clicking a paragraph. Clicking in the left margin selects a line, dragging there selects several, and triple-clicking there selects the whole document. Holding Shift while clicking extends the selection to that point, and holding Ctrl while dragging selects several separate pieces of text at once. Ctrl + Shift + End selects from the cursor to the end of the document, and Ctrl + Shift + Home to the beginning - both useful for splitting a long document.
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