Microsoft Word provides five types of alignment.

The default text wrapping for a picture is Through.

You can add text inside the shapes by right-clicking on them and selecting the Add text option.

The Grow Font option is used to make the font size smaller than the current font size by the specified point.

Paragraphs are used to break continuous text to one or more sentences. This enhances the readability of the content.

You can insert a PDF file, Excel spreadsheet, power point presentation, or a sound file within the Word processor. 

New from existing option is present in the Available templates section.

Alignment is the systematic placement of text within a section of a document to enhance its readability. It determines the appearance and orientation of the edges of the paragraphs. 

A person opening your document must have the relevant software loaded on his computer to operate the embedded file.

The continuous category of section breaks starts the new section on the next page.

Create New style option allows you to create any style with the formatting of your choice.

Header and Footer are the identifiers that respectively run across the top and bottom of the document.

You can only insert the images from the clip art gallery built-in-within the word processor.

Paragraph formatting is the most important factor in the overall appearance of a document. 

Word does not allow to add page numbers in the Header section of a document.

By default , there is one-line gap between paragraphs.

Hanging indent indents the first line of a paragraph.

Different paragraph styles grab and hold the attention of the readers.

A template can be created in two ways.

Some of the Wrap Text options available MS word are square, Tight, and Through.

Odd page option is the category of section breaks.

You cannot embed objects created in other programs into a Word documents.