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Q1Which of the following keys is used for checking grammar and spelling in M.S. Word?
Explanation
F7 is the shortcut key commonly used in Microsoft Word to start spelling and grammar checking. F9 is used for updating fields, so it does not run the proofing check. F3 is associated with actions such as changing case with Shift plus F3 or AutoText-related behaviour in older versions, not the spelling and grammar command by itself. F5 opens the Go To function, which helps move to a page, section or line. Therefore the key linked with checking spelling and grammar is F7.
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