1.

You contribute to a blog for film enthusiasts, which is ranking the 100 greatest films of all time. You are writing a blog post about the film Casablanca. Begin by formatting the blog title “Film Buff Blog” in bold.

Bold text.

2.

In the first line, increase the font size of the text “Film Buff Blog” three times. (Hint: The size of the text should be 16 pt. when you are finished.)

Increase the font size.

3.

In the fourth line, decrease the font size of the text “Rank: #10” three times. (Hint: The size of the text should be 11 pt. when you are finished.)

Decrease the font size.

4.

Center the first four paragraphs beginning “Film Buff Blog” and ending “Rank: #10” so that the paragraphs stand out from the body of the blog post.

Align text.

5.

In the first body paragraph, bold the text “Plot summary” to call attention to the text. (Hint: Select only the words “Plot summary” and not the colon following the words.)

Bold text.

6.

In the first body paragraph, delete the unnecessary sentence “He was bitter for a good reason.”

Delete text.

7.

In the fourth body paragraph, replace the word “Chief” with the word Captain in the sentence beginning “With Ilsa thinking she is leaving with Rick….”

Edit text.

8.

Add a Bottom Border to the fourth body paragraph (“Without telling Ilsa,…in the movie.”) to separate the plot summary from the rest of the blog post.

Add a paragraph border.

9.

On the blank line below the paragraph you just formatted, type Director: and then press the Tab key. Type Michael Curtiz to include the name of the director.

Enter a paragraph of text.

Position text using a tab stop.

10.

To identify the film type, insert a paragraph as follows: a. After the text “Michael Curtiz”, press the Enter key to insert a new paragraph. b. Type Genre: to begin the new line.  c. Press the Tab key and then press the Tab key again. d. Type Drama, romance to complete the new line.

Enter a paragraph of text.

Position text using a tab stop.

11.

Delete the paragraph “Year released: 1942” including the paragraph mark because a line at the beginning of the document already identifies the year.

Delete a paragraph of text.

12.

In the last paragraph, delete the unnecessary words “anything called” so the paragraph reads “No countries or people provided letters of transit during World War II.”

Delete text.