GSEB-XII: COMPUTER SCIENCE: PUBLISHING DOCUMENTS USING LATEX (Ref. to Guide)
Chap : 12
1)
To
use…………… there is a requirement of LaTeX distribution (software).
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c) LaTeX
(d)
Ubuntu
2)
Most
LaTex distriubution software includes ………..and some additional software in
them.
(a) TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c)
LaTeX
(d)
Ubuntu
3)
TeX
Live is a very popular LaTex distribution software which is available in the
standard ……repositories.
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c)
LaTeX
(d) Ubuntu
4)
While
using LaTex, there is also a need for plain…………editor and software to view the
output file.
(a) text
(b)
transcript
(c)
script
(d)
word
5)
LaTeX
can produce output in different file………….
(a)
arrangements
(b) formats
(c)
editors
(d)
software’s
6)
depending
on the output of file……….. corresponding viewer software is needed.
(a)
arrangements
(b) formats
(c)
editors
(d)
software’s
7)
LaTeX
documents are typically created using any plain……… editor.
(a) text
(b)
transcript
(c)
script
(d)
word
8)
………….are
examples of plain text editors.
(a)
Gedit
(b)
SciTE
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d)
none
of these
9)
The
different parts of the text are marked using………….. commands that associated a
meaning to them.
(a) LaTeX
(b)
Simple
(c)
TeX
(d)
HTML
10) ………….command is used to
define the document’s title.
(a) \title
(b)
\author
(c)
\date
(d)
\document
11) ……….command is used to
specify the author(s) of the document.
(a)
\title
(b) \author
(c)
\date
(d)
\document
12) ……….command is used to
specify the date the document was created.
(a)
\title
(b)
\author
(c) \date
(d)
\document
13) …………… command can be
used to explicitly specify the logical structure of the document.
(a)
\chapter
(b)
\section
(c)
\paragraph
(d) \all of these
14) LaTeX comes with
……..ways to format these document elements in a pleasant looking professional
style.
(a)
integrated
(b) built-in
(c)
many
(d)
incorporated
15) When typing the
document, one can see it as plain……….text with the built-in commands written as
part of the text.
(a) unformatted
(b)
formatted
(c)
in-line
(d)
none
of these
16) The document is
compiled (processed) using the LaTeX…………and an output file is produced.
(a)
organization
(b)
commands
(c) system
(d)
document
17) While compilation,
LaTeX can also produce some additional
(a)
records
(b)
archives
(c) files
(d)
directories
18) The produced additional
files can be ……..safely without losing any information .
(a)
read
(b) deleted
(c)
saved
(d)
documented
19) When the output file is
viewed using appropriate software or print it on a printer, one can see
the………….. document.
(a)
unformatted
(b) formatted
(c)
in-line
(d)
none
of these
20) In the output file, if
the looks of the document are not satisfactory , it can be further…..with the
help of built-in styles or own styles can be defined.
(a)
adapted
(b) formatted
(c)
modified
(d)
customized
21) Every time a
modification is made in the…….. text, there will be a need to compile it again
for seeing the effect of the change in the output document.
(a) source
(b)
basic
(c)
beginning
(d)
main
22) both Tex and LaTeX use
the file extension…………
(a)
.text
(b) .tex
(c)
.txe
(d)
.latex
23) LaTeX has a command
called………..that produces the popular PDF format files.
(a)
PDFtex
(b) pdflatex
(c)
PDF
(d)
latexpdf
24) Full form of PDF is…….
(a)
perfect
document format
(b)
portable
double format
(c) portable document format
(d)
perfect
deed format
25) …..files can be viewed
on screen as well as printed to printers and the printout looks exactly same as
the monitor display.
(a) PDF
(b)
LaTeX
(c)
Text
(d)
TeX
26) PDF files are very
popular for sharing…………… document on the web.
(a)
producible
(b) printable
(c)
printed
(d)
scanned
27) PDF documents can be
viewed in………..default viewer.
(a)
TeX’s
(b)
SciTE’s
(c)
LaTex’s
(d) Ubuntu’s
28) Ubhuntu’s document
default viewer is………….
(a) evince
(b)
LaTeX
(c)
Evine
(d)
all
of these
29) The edit-compiler-view
cycle has……steps.
(a)
one
(b)
two
(c) three
(d)
four
30) The LaTeX document can
be compiled by issuing the command……..at the command prompt.
(a) gedit
(b)
word
(c)
wordpad
(d)
getit
31) The LaTeX document can
be compiled by issuing the command ………at the command prompt.
(a) pdflated filename
(b)
PDF
filename
(c)
latexpdf
filename
(d)
filename
pdflatex
32) The generated PDF file
can be viewed by opening it from the……..
(a)
Desktop
(b) GUI
(c)
Adobe
(d)
latex
33) The generated pdf file
can also be viewed by issuing the command ………pdf filename at the command prompt.
(a) evince
(b)
latex
(c)
evine
(d)
all of the these
34) sciTE editor can be
also be used for editing………. files.
(a)
evience
(b) latex
(c)
basic
(d)
gedit
35) SciTE has one advantage
over……..one can compile and view the document from within the SciTE program
itself.
(a)
evience
(b)
latex
(c)
basic
(d) gedit
36) To use scite with
pdflatex, there is a need to make changes in its……file.
(a)
document
(b)
PDF
(c) configuration
(d)
LaTeX
37) LaTeX is essentially a
…….language.
(a) markup
(b)
highlighted
(c)
object
oriented
(d)
simple
38) the LaTeX source
consists of plain text with some parts
fo the text marked up using markers known as…….
(a)
instructions
(b) commands
(c)
guidelines
(d)
direction
39) In LaTeX, some ………..
are independent commands –they do not mark any specific part of the text.
(a)
instructions
(b) commands
(c)
guidelines
(d)
direction
40) The LaTeX commands can
perform a variety of tasks when the ……is processed by the LaTeX system
(a)
organization
(b)
file
(c)
system
(d) document
41) The LaTeX commands
provide information about the text or
the………
(a)
organization
(b)
file
(c)
system
(d) document
42) the LaTeX commands
indicate the role of the marked text in the overall structure of the marked
text in the overall structure of the ………
(a)
organization
(b)
file
(c)
system
(d) document
43) The LaTeX commands
directly specify …………… ,
(a) formatting
(b)
information
(c)
data
(d)
file
name
44) the LaTeX …….instuct
LaTeX to process the document in a cetain way, for example, use a certain page
size, start a new chapter only on an odd-numbered page, etc.
(a)
instructions
(b)
commands
(c)
guidelines
(d)
directions
45) LaTeX commands start
with a ….character followed by the command name.
(a)
/
(forward slash)
(b)
%(percentage)
(c) \ (backslash)
(d)
^
(caret)
46) The LaTeX command name
can be a……fo alphabetic letters only, or it can be a single non-letter.
(a)
string
(b)
sequence
(c)
series
(d)
chain
47) LaTeX commands
are………sensitive.
(a)
event
(b) case
(c)
instance
(d)
example
48)
some
commands accept additional information which of called………
(a)
examples
(b)
data
info
(c) arguments
(d)
instances
49)
There
are two types of…….optional and compulsory.
(a)
examples
(b)
data
info
(c) arguments
(d)
instances
50)
………
arguments are not mandatory.
(a) Optional
(b)
Compulsory
(c)
Instance
(d)
Event
51)
If
one or more optional arguments are to be provided,they have to be written after
the command name, enclosed in……….
(a) [ ] square brackets)
(b)
“”
(quotes)
(c)
<>
(angular brackets)
(d)
{}
(curly brackets)
52)
more
than one optianl argument has to be separated by………….
(a)
(:)
colon
(b) (,) comma
(c)
(;)
semi colon
(d)
(^)
caret)
53)
Mandatory
arguments (if ther aere any ) have to be enclosed in in…………..
(a) [ ] square
brackets)
(e)
“”
(quotes)
(f)
<>
(angular brackets)
(g) {} (curly brackets)
54)
documentclass
ins the…….tof the command.
(a) name
(b)
optional
argument
(c)
compulsory
argument
(d)
none
of these
55)
12pt
is an……….. argument.
(a)
name
(b) optional
(c)
compulsory
(d)
all
of these
56)
Article
is a…….argument.
(a)
name
(b)
optional
(c)
compulsory
(d) all of these
57)
LaTeX
tresats all ……..characters ( the space, tab and newline characters) as the
same.
(a)
special
(b)
space
(c)
line
(d) whitespace
58)
Latex
converts all occurrences of multiple consecutive ……..into a single space
character.
(a)
special
(b)
space
(c)
line
(d) whitespage
59)
the………at
the beginning of a line are generally ignored and one of more consecutive blank
lines are considered to mark the beginning of
a new paragraph.
(a)
special
(b)
space
(c)
line
(d) whitespace
60)
to
insert a break In lines use……….at the end of each line except the last line in
the paragraph.
(a) \\
(b)
||
(c)
//
(d)
!!
61)
…………..is
called the line break command..
(a) \\
(b)
||
(c)
//
(d)
!!
62)
Which
of the following characters is not a reserved character in LaTaX ?
(a)
#
(b)
&
(c) !
(d)
$
63)
Which
of the following is a reserved character in LaTeX ?
(a)
#
(b)
$
(c)
%
(d) All of these
64)
In
LaTeX, ………….quotes are produced by repeating them twice.
(a)
single
(b) double
(c)
sets
(d)
collections
65)
LaTeX,
uses………..to mark oprtions of text.
(a)
clusters
(b) groups
(c)
sets
(d)
collections
66)
A…………..is
enclosed between curly braces { and}.
(a)
cluster
(b) group
(c)
set
(d)
collection
67)
Any………..in
a group applies only to text following the command within that group.
(a)
instruction
(b) command
(c)
guideline
(d)
direction
68)
…….are
useful for applying few commands to a small amount of text such as a part of a
line, few lines or a paragraph.
(a)
Clusters
(b) Groups
(c)
Sets
(d)
Collections
69)
For
the cases when a multitude of commands must be applied (for example, for
foramtiign a table of mathematical equation properly) or where some command(s)
have to be applied to large portions of the text (like several paragraphs,
whoel section), LaTeX provides a facility called……… .
(a)
grouping
(b)
printing
(c) environments
(d)
sections
70)
an………
begins with a \begin { environment-name} command and ends with a
\end{environment –name} command.
(a)
area
(b)
extent
(c) envioronment
(d)
section
71)
All
the formatting characteristics of the…….. are applied to the entire text inside
the environment.
(a)
area
(b)
extent
(c) environment
(d)
section
72)
Environments
can be nested. One………..can be nested inside another.
(a)
area
(b)
extent
(c) environment
(d)
section
73)
LaTeX
has several advanced features, including …..and automatically generating parts
of the documents or multiple documents (mall marge).
(a) programming
(b)
designing
(c)
planning
(d)
all
of these
74)
In
LaTeX, the ………character marks the beginning of a commant.
(a)
#
(b) %
(c)
@
(d)
$
75)
………….are
meant for the humans who read the LaTeX source code in a text editor for
understanding and modifying it.
(a) Comments
(b)
Notes
(c)
Explanations
(d)
Remarks
76)
………are
completely ignored by the compilation process and hence never make it into the
output.
(a) Comments
(b)
Notes
(c)
Explanations
(d)
Remarks
77)
A
LaTex document has…….parts namely preamble and content.
(a)
one
(b) two
(c)
three
(d)
four
78)
The………
contaisn metadata (data about data)
(a)
main
content
(b)
information
(c) preamble
(d)
remarks
79)
The…….is
information about the document and instructions on two Latex should process the
document.
(a)
actual
content
(b)
information
(c)
preamble
(d) metadata
80)
Te
actual content is always inside the………document, written between \begin (
document) and \end{document}.
(a)
area
(b)
extent
(c) environment
(d)
section
81)
The
very first element in the……must be \documetclass {document –class-name}
specifying the type of the document.
(a)
main
content
(b)
information
(c) preamble
(d)
remarks
82)
Option
“article” in document class is used for writing individual ………….
(a) articles
(b)
books
(c)
slides
(d)
letters
83)
option
“book” In document class is used for writing entire……….
(a)
articles
(b) books
(c)
slides
(d)
letters
84)
option
“slides” In document class is used for creating presentation…….
(e)
articles
(f)
books
(g) slides
(h)
letters
85)
option
“letter” In document class is used for writing……….
(i)
articles
(j)
books
(k)
slides
(l) letters
86)
option……….in
document class is used for generating presentations using beamer package.
(a)
articles
(b) books
(c)
slides
(d)
letters
87)
…………..points
is the default font size in the document.
(a)
12
(b)
11
(c) 10
(d)
14
88)
The
most common paper…..in regular office uses are A4, letter and legal.
(a) sizes
(b)
dimensions
(c)
scopes
(d)
extent
89)
With
option……….. displayed formulas and equations are flushed left( left-aligned).
(a)
fleq
(b) fleqn
(c)
formula
(d)
forleft
90)
the
default alignment of formulas and equation is………..
(a)
Left
(b)
Right
(c) center
(d)
justified
91)
the………
option changes the layout of the document to print in landscape mode.
(a)
portrait
(b) landscape
(c)
vertical
(d)
horizontal
92)
the
document class declaration is followed by optional ……………declaration.
(a) package
(b)
class
(c)
variable
(d)
formula
93)
LaTeX
allows users to write……that provide additional functionality.
(a)
classes
(b) packages
(c)
variables
(d)
formulas
94)
There
is a large community of LaTeX users who develop new LaTeX package or enhance existing
ones to cater to their own needs and then share them with other over the…………..
(a)
Comparative
TaX Archive Netwrok (CTAN)
(b) Comprehensive TeX Archive Network (CTAN)
(c)
Complete
TeX Archive Network (CTAN)
(d)
Comprehensive
Tex Archive Net (CTAN)
95)
LaTeX
distributions themselves usually come with a large number of preinstalled.
(a)
classes
(b) packages
(c)
variables
(d)
formulas
96)
to
use one or more packages in our document, there is a need to declare them in
the………..as \usepackage {package-name}.
(a)
main
content
(b)
file
(c) preamble
(d)
comments
97)
If
the user is not using options for any packages, multiple packages command,
separated by…………
(a)
(:)
colon
(b) (,) comma
(c)
(;)
semi colon
(d)
(^)
caret
98)
……..package
contains the advanced math extensions for LaTeX originally developed for the
American mathematical society.
(a)
geometry
(b) amsmath
(c)
setspace
(d)
color
99)
……..
package adds support for colored text.
(a)
easylist
(b)
listing
(c)
setspace
(d) color
100)
………..
package adds support for multilevel text.
(a)
geometry
(b) easylist
(c)
setspace
(d)
color
101)
………package
is used for page layout tasks
(a) geometry
(b)
easylist
(c)
setspace
(d)
scolor
102)
…………package
has special features for including programming code within the document.
(a)
geometry
(b) listings
(c)
setspace
(d)
color
103)
………..package
helps in changing line spacing.
(a)
Geometry
(b)
Listings
(c) Setspace
(d)
Easylist
104)
It
is necessary to provide the title and the author if…………has to create an
antomatic title.
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c) latex
(d)
Ubnutu
105)
Providing
data is……….. if is omitted then the date of compilation is used in the title.
(a)
by
choice
(b) optional
(c)
compulsory
(d)
important
106)
………….piece
of information can be supplied in the preamble or as the first thing in the
document environment also.
(a)
\title
(b)
\author
(c)
\date
(d) All of these
107)
The
document environments for articles and slides will only have a title followed
by the ……of the document.
(a) Main content
(b)
Information
(c)
Preamble
(d)
Remarks
108)
A
title is automatically generated by LaTeX when it see that …………… command.
(a)
\title
(b) \maketitle
(c)
\marktitle
(d)
\spotitle
109)
The
\title, author and \date commands must precede the……….command because their
information is used in creating the title.
(a)
\title
(b) \maketitle
(c)
\marktitle
(d)
\spotitle
110)
The
document environment of a book is dividend into……… main parts.
(a)
One
(b)
Two
(c) Three
(d)
Four
111)
The
document environment of a book ……… main parts.
(a)
The
front matter
(b)
The
main matter
(c)
The
back matter
(d) All of these
112)
The
main content of a book has a hierarchical structure, where a book is divided
into……….
(a)
Chapters
(b)
Sections
(c) Parts
(d)
Subsections
113)
The
parts are divided into………
(a) Chapters
(b)
Sections
(c)
Parts
(d)
Subsections
114)
The
chapters are divided into……….
(a)
Chapters
(b) Sections
(c)
Parts
(d)
Subsections
115)
The
sections are divided into……….
(a)
Chapters
(b)
Sections
(c)
Parts
(d) Subsections
116)
The
subsections are divided into……….
(a)
Chapters
(b)
Sections
(c)
Parts
(d) Subsections
117)
The
sub subsections are divided into……….
(a)
Chapters
(b) Sections
(c)
Parts
(d)
Subsections
118)
The
paragraphs are divided into…….
(a)
Chapters
(b) Sections
(c)
Parts
(d)
Subsections
119)
Each
of the above division (of the main content) ………..one compulsory argument, the
title; and one optional argument.
(a)
Accepts
(b)
Acknowledges
(c) Receives
(d)
Agrees
120)
The
title has to be displayed in the table of…………
(a) List
(b)
Details
(c)
Contents
(d)
Elements
121)
The
7…….. next inside one another and have an integer level assigned to them, with
part having a level of 1, chapter a level of 0, section a level of 1 and so on.
(a)
Lists
(b)
Details
(c)
Contents
(d) Elements
122)
The
parts, chapters, sections are………….. automaticall by latex.
(a) Numbered
(b)
Listed
(c)
Displayed
(d)
Edited
123)
The
….can also move chapters, sections and subsections without having to bother
about remembering.
(a)
Programmer
(b) Author
(c)
Writer
(d)
Essayist
124)
The…………are
numbered in Roman numerals (I,II,III, so on).
(a)
Chapters
(b)
Sections
(c) Parts
(d)
Subsections
125)
The
chapters, sections, subsections, etc. are ……..in Arabic numerals(1,2,3, and so
on).
(a) Numbered
(b)
Listed
(c)
Displayed
(d)
Edited
126)
All
chapters after the special……. Command get uppercase numbering (a,b,c, and so
on).
(a)
\parts
(b)
\list
(c)
\appendices
(d) \appendix
127)
The……..
command is to be used only once.
(a)
\parts
(b)
\list
(c)
\appendices
(d) \appendix
128)
The
page in the ……….. are numbered using roman numerals.
(a) Front matter
(b)
Back
matter
(c)
Main
matter
(d)
Whole
matter
129)
The
pages in the main matter and back matter are numbered in………..numerals with
the numbering restarting from 1.
(a)
Roman
(b)
Mathematical
(c)
Decimal
(d) Arabic
130)
By
default elements are assigned number up to level 2 that is up to…….
(a)
Chapters
(b)
Paragraphs
(c)
Parts
(d) Sub subsections
131)
……….and
further divided are not assigned numbers.
(a)
Chapters
(b)
Paragraphs
(c)
Parts
(d) Sub subsections
132)
In
example, the command
“setcounter{secnumdepth{
{3}”
(a)
Ensures
that elements up to depth 3 are assigned numbers.
(b) Ensures that elements up to level 3 (subsubsection ) are
assigned numbers.
(c)
Ensures
that elements up to counter 3 (sub counter) are assigned numbers.
(d)
Ensures
that elements up to secnumdepth 3 are assigned numbers.
133)
Elements
are assigned a number formed by appending a period (.)
(a) Period (.)
(b)
Colon
(:)
(c)
Semi
colon (;)
(d)
Hash
(-)
134)
……are
an exception as their assigned number
does not have a part number and period in front of them.
(a) Chapters
(b)
Sections
(c)
Parts
(d)
Subsections
135)
……..are
assigned simple Arabic numeral numbers.
(a) Chapters
(b)
Sections
(c)
Parts
(d)
Subsections
136)
A
well-formatted table of contents (TOC) is generated automaticlally from the
elements title by LaTexX when it encounters the command……
(a)
\TOC
(b) \tableofcontents
(c)
\tableOC
(d)
\toContents
137)
By
default a….. has entries up to level 2 (subsection )>
(a) \TOC
(b)
\tableofcontents
(c)
\tableOC
(d)
\toContents
138)
TOC
default entries can be changed by altering the value of another built-in
counter……
(a)
todepth
(b) tocdepth
(c)
counterdepth
(d)
setdepth
139)
LaTeX
produces the output file…………
(a)
Randomly
(b)
In
line
(c) Sequentially
(d)
Cautiously
140)
LaTeX
produces the output file………..
(a)
Randomly
(b)
In
line
(c) Sequentially
(d)
Cautiously
141)
In
the first run LaTeX collects information about the document structure and
stores it in…….files.
(a)
Extra
(b)
Complementary
(c)
Additional
(d) Supplementary
142)
In
the second run, LaTeX picks up the correct information from the supplementary
files in the beginning to produce the correct………..
(a) TOC
(b)
Tableofcontent
(c)
Table
(d)
Content
143)
Just
like the ………latex can also maintain list of figures, list of tables, cross
references, bibliography, and glossary or index automatically.
(a) TOC
(b)
Tableofcontent
(c)
Table
(d)
Content
144)
In
the sciTE editor, the file can be saved using ………..menu option.
(a)
File
à Build
(b)
File à Save
(c)
File Ã
save as
(d)
File Ã
Edit
145)
In
the SciTE editor, the file can be compiled using…….. menu option.
(a)
Tools à build
(b)
File
à Save
(c)
File Ã
save as
(d)
File Ã
Edit
146)
In
the SciTE editor, the shortcut key for compilation is…….
(a)
F8
(b)
F4
(c)
F7
(d)
F5
147)
In
the SciTE editor, the last line “Exit code: 0” is ………in color.
(a)
Yellow
(b)
Black
(c)
Red
(d)
Blue
148)
In
the SciTE editor, the shortcut key for viewing in the default document viewer
by selecting……….…..menu option.
(a)
Tools
à Edit
(b)
Tools
à New
(c)
Tools
à Build
(d)
Tools à Go
149)
In
the SciTE editor, the shortcut key for viewing in the default document is……..
(a)
F8
(b)
F4
(c)
F7
(d)
F5
150)
In
LaTeX documents, a paragraph is typed in a continuous flow without pressing
..key.
(a)
Tab
(b)
Enter
(c)
Shift
(d)
Delete
151)
Latex
usually avoids breaking a word in…. parts.
(a)
One
(b)
Two
(c)
Three
(d)
Four
152)
LaTeX
has a hyphenation algorithm to decide the most appropriate way of breaking
the word with a……
(a)
Hyphen (-)
(b)
Tilde
(
(c)
Underscore
(_)
(d)
Colon
(:)
153)
LaTeX
uses the…….character to denote a non-breaking space.
(a)
Hyphen
(-)
(b)
Tilde (
(c)
Underscore
(_)
(d)
Colon
(:)
154)
LaTeX
divides font families into…….categories.
(a)
One
(b)
Two
(c)
Three
(d)
Four
155)
…………(also
called serif) font have a tiny line or curve called serif at the end of the
strokes (lines).
(a)
Roman
(b)
Monospace
(c)
Script
(d)
Sans
serif
156)
...........fonts
do not have serifs.
(a)
Roman
(b)
Monospace
(c)
Script
(d)
Sans serif
157)
…………….fonts
use equal width for all characters.
(a)
Roman
(b)
Monospace
(c)
Script
(d)
Sans
serif
158)
…..fonts
are typically used for computer code listings.
(a)
Roman
(b)
Monospace
(c)
Script
(d)
Sans
serif
159)
The
default font is………..
(a)
Roman
(b)
Monospace
(c)
Script
(d)
Sans
serif
160)
Roman
font can be used for any text by employing the………. command.
(a)
\textrm{text}
(b)
\textf{text}
(c)
\texttt{text}
(d)
None
of these
161)
Sans
serif font can be used for any text by employing the…… command.
(a)
\textrm{text}
(b)
\textf{text}
(c)
\texttt{text}
(d)
None
of these
162)
Monospace
font can be used for any text by employing the……..command.
(a)
\textrm{text}
(b)
\textf{text}
(c)
\texttt{text}
(d)
None
of these
163)
The
font size can be changed using the command………
(a)
\tiny
(b)
\scriptsize
(c)
\footnotesize
(d)
All of these
164)
The font size can
be changed using the command………
(a)
\small
(b)
\normalsize
(c)
\large
(d)
All of these
165)
The
font size can be changed using the command….....
(a)
\LARGE
(b)
\huge
(c)
\Huge
(d)
All of these
166)
The
command ………can be used to add the bold effect to the text.
(a)
\textbf
(b)
\textit
(c)
\emph
(d)
All
of these
167)
The
command ……can be sued to add the italic
effect to the text.
(a)
\textbf
(b)
\textit
(c)
\emph
(d)
All
of these
168)
The
command ………. Can be used to add the emphasis effect to the text.
(a)
\textbf
(b)
\textit
(c)
\emph
(d)
All
of these
169)
………..command
provides small capital letters.
(a)
\textbf
(b)
\textit
(c)
\emph
(d)
All of these
170)
Superscripts
can be created in text mode using the command …….. .
(a)
\textsuperscript
(b)
\textsubscript
(c)
\fixltx2e
(d)
None
of these
171)
In
LaTeX, the ……….package provides the singlespace, onehalfspace, doublespace and
spacing {amount-of-spacing} environments for setting the line spacing.
(a)
\textsuperscript
(b)
\textsubscript
(c)
Fixltx2e
(d)
None
of these
172)
Superscripts
and subscripts can be created in the text using the package..
(a)
\textsuperscript
(b)
\textsubscript
(c)
Fixltx2e
(d)
None
of these
173)
In
latex, the …….package provides the singlespace, onehelfspace, doublespace and
sapcing {amount-of-spacing } environments for setting the line spacing.
(a)
spaceset
(b)
setspace
(c)
spaceout
(d)
spaceline
174)
by
default, body text alignment is fully……..in LaTeX.
(a)
Justified
(b)
Left
(c)
Right
(d)
centered
175)
To
achieve right alignment, one has to use the environment….
(a)
Flushleft
(b)
Flushright
(c)
Center
(d)
Justify
176)
To
achieve right alignment, one has to use the environment …….. .
(a)
Flushleft
(b)
Flushright
(c)
Center
(d)
Justify
177)
To
achieve center alignment, one has to use the environment………
(a)
flushleft
(b)
flushright
(c)
center
(d)
justify
178)
the
firest line of a paragraph is………..except for the paragraphs immediately
following a heading.
(a)
margined
(b)
indented
(c)
single
spaced
(d)
tabbed
179)
the…….
command is used immediately before a paragraph to explicitly make the first
lien indented.
(a)
\tab
(b)
\para
(c)
\indent
(d)
\noindent
180)
The……..
command is used immediately before a paragraph to explicitly make the first
lien unindented.
(a)
\tab
(b)
\para
(c)
\indent
(d)
\noindent
181)
The…….
environment outputs everything inside it (including special characters, spaces,
newlines and LaTeX commands) as it is without any processing.
(a)
verbatim
(b)
moreverb
(c)
listing
(d)
newline
182)
the……
package provides a listing environment with one mandatory argument
line-number-of-first-line for program code listing with line numbers.
(a)
Verbatim
(b)
moreverb
(c)
listing
(d)
newline
183)
The
paper size and margins can be passed as optional arguments with the…..command
itself.
(a)
\moreverb
(b)
Verbatim
(c)
\usepackage
(d)
\usesize
184)
Page………
have been standardized internationally.
(a)
Sizes
(b)
Length
(c)
Width
(d)
Dimension
185)
The
page……commonly used with regular printers are A4, letter and legal.
(a)
Sizes
(b)
Length
(c)
Width
(d)
Dimension
186)
The
page size of ‘A4’ can be specified by………
(a)
Papera4
(b)
A4paper
(c)
Letterpaper
(d)
Legalpaper
187)
The
pages of ‘letter’ can be specified by…….
(a)
Papera4
(b)
a4paper
(c)
letterlegal
(d)
legalpaper
188)
The
page size of ‘legal can be specified
by………
(a)
Papera4
(b)
a4paper
(c)
letterlegal
(d)
legalpaper
189)
The
default page orientation is the………
(a)
Landscape
(b)
Portrait
(c)
A4
(d)
Legal
190)
…………can
be either one-sided or two –sided.
(a)
Letters
(b)
Files
(c)
Documents
(d)
Papers
191)
…….are
by default one-sided while books are two-sided.
(a)
Articles
(b)
Files
(c)
Documents
(d)
Papers
192)
Ability
of automatically laying out complex mathematical content is a major strength of
…….. .
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c)
LaTeX
(d)
Ubuntu
193)
The
most common way of laying out mathematical content in LaTeX is using the
package ………….created by the American mathmetical Society.
(a)
Amsmath
(b)
Amssymb
(c)
Amsfonts
(d)
All of these
194)
The………….
package defines several environments for
mathematical content.
(a)
Amsmath
(b)
Amssymb
(c)
Amsfonts
(d)
All
of these
195)
There
are……..ways of typesetting formulas and equations.
(a)
One
(b)
Two
(c)
Three
(d)
Four
196)
Formulas
and equations can be printed as part of the running text (inline) or they can
be printed independently on their own lines called display in………. parlance.
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c)
LaTeX
(d)
Ubuntu
197)
Formulas
and equations can be printed as part of the running text (inline) using
the………..
(a)
Math
(b)
Displaymath
(c)
Equation
(d)
Mathformula
198)
Formulas
and equations can be printed independently on their own lines called display
using the …….. environment.
(a)
Math
(b)
Displaymath
(c)
Equation
(d)
Mathformula
199)
The
………environment is a display environment that automatically numbers equations.
(a)
Math
(b)
Displaymath
(c)
Equation
(d)
Mathformula
200)
A
convenient way of embedding math environment in running text is to enclose the
mathematical content between…………
(a)
#...#S
(b)
%...%
(c)
&…&
(d)
$...$
201)
In
mathematical environments, each letter is treated as a mathematical……………
(a)
value
(b)
number
(c)
variable
(d)
equation
202)
LaTeX
commands and the mathematical symbols are produced by them using
the…………packages.
(a)
MAS
(b)
AMS
(c)
MATH
(d)
GREEK
203)
LATeX
supports a large number of mathematical ………….. .
(a)
operators
(b)
formulas
(c)
signs
(d)
text
204)
The
subscript operator in LaTeX is……. .
(a)
_(the underscore character)
(b)
^
( the caret character)
(c)
%
(the percentage character)
(d)
(tilde character)
(tilde character)
205)
The
superscript operator in LaTeX is the………..
(a)
_(the underscore character)
(b)
^
( the caret character)
(c)
%
(the percentage character)
(d)
(tilde character)
(tilde character)
206)
The
superscript operator …………… the text that follows it.
(a)
Raises
(b)
Lowers
(c)
Underlines
(d)
Strikes
207)
The
subscript operator ……..lowers the text that follows it.
(a)
Raises
(b)
Lowers
(c)
Underlines
(d)
Strikes
208)
Absolute
values can be denoted by enclosing the expression between two……… symbols.
(a)
$
(dollar)
(b)
|(vertical bar)
(c)
%
(percentage)
(d)
“(quotes)
209)
Fractions
are created using the command ……….. {numerator} {denominator).
(a)
Fraction
(b)
Fractions
(c)
Frcs
(d)
\frac
210)
Square
root of a number X is denoted using the command…………{x}.
(a)
\square
(b)
Squareroot
(c)
\sqrt
(d)
Sqroot
211)
LaTeX
provides a special ……..environment for typesetting equations.
(a)
math
(b)
displaymath
(c)
equation
(d)
mathformula
212)
…..are
numbered automatically and center-aligned.
(a)
Values
(b)
Numbers
(c)
Variables
(d)
Equations
213)
Just
as………… was extended to LaTex, LaTeX itself also can be extended.
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c)
LaTeX
(d)
Ubuntu
214)
Anyone
can create additional packages to enhance the features provided in……to add new features or to provide alternate
implementations.
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c)
LaTeX
(d)
Ubuntu
215)
Thousands
of LaTeX ………have been created by LaTeX
users around the world to cater to different needs.
(a)
Packages
(b)
Softwares
(c)
Programs
(d)
Files
216)
Most
of LaTeX packages are…….
(a)
Charged
(b)
Free
(c)
Shareware
(d)
Fined
217)
The
latex package are hosted on the…….
(a)
Comparative
Tax Archive network (CTAN)
(b)
Comprehensive tex archive network (CTAN)
(c)
Complete
TeX archive network (CTAN)
(d)
Comprehensive
TeX archive net (CTAN)
218)
CTAN
website is at……….
219)
….is
quite popular among authors and publishers in mathematics, engineering computer
science and other technical areas.
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c)
LaTeX
(d)
Ubuntu
220)
LaTeX
is ………… it is highly systematic and is developed in the academic spirit of
knowledge sharing and collaboration.
(a)
open source
(b)
closed
source
(c)
open
foundation
(d)
none
of these
221)
…….is
also getting popular among academicians and scholars.
(a)
TeX
(b)
SciTE
(c)
LaTeX
(d)
Ubuntu
222)
LaTeX
has …………. Facilities to automatically update numbering and references and to
automatically create table of contents, indexes, and other such needs, taking a
major burden off the mind of the author.
(a)
Integrated
(b)
Built-in
(c)
Many
(d)
Incorporated
225)
The
output of \csc^2\theta -\cot^2\theta=1 is ….. .
(a)
Sin2
+ cos2
= 1
+ cos2 = 1
(b)
Sec2+ tan2 = 1
+ tan2 = 1
(c)
Sec2
+ cot2
= 1
+ cot2 = 1
(d)
None
of these
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