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Report Creating With MS Word - Assignment
Report Creating With MS Word - Assignment
3. Creating Styles
Style is a defined format which is available for reusing. It gives the consistent appearance for your
document. You can easily update the style.
Right click on MyStyle _Head 1, select style and save selection as New Quick Style
Name your style as Heading1
Create two more new styles with different font sizes for following;
MyStyle _Head 2 for subtitles
MyPara for paragraphs
Press Ctrl + A on the keyboard and delete to all the work you have done so far on this document
Title Page
Type Photosynthesis in the first Page and press enter twice
Apply MyStyle_head1 type to the word you type using the Style pane under the home menu.
(highlight the word to select and select the style name from the pane)
Insert the downloaded picture for the title page.
Leave two blank lines below the picture
Insert a text box (Insert on the menu bar Text Box simple text box)
Type Index Number in it
Format the text in your text box to Times New Roman, 16, Bold, centre align the text.
Resize the text box to appear the text correctly.
Create threemore text boxes with the following text:
Faculty of Engineering,
University of Peradeniya
Date; inset the date using the options on the insert menu (insert => date & Time)
Select all the text boxes at once with the help of the shift key, right click on one of the boarder and use
the options to remove the boarder (line color => no color)
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Select all the text boxes together to align them to the centre of the page (Select the text boxes
=> format => Align)
Photosynthesis is a process by which light energy is converted into chemical energy. Understanding energy conversions
is not trivial, and this BioCoach activity is designed to enhance your understanding and retention of the content by
illustrating and animating the fundamental processes involved in Photosynthesis.
This activity consists of a brief overview of photosynthesis using nine interactive animations and a 25-question multiple-
choice quiz. You should work through the animations in sequence, but may access them in random order for review
purposes. The animations review the important characteristics of light energy, quiz your recall of leaf and plant cell
anatomy, demonstrate the general process of photosynthesis, and examine the molecular events that take place in the
chloroplast. You are expected to have covered photosynthesis in class and to be familiar with the basic terminology.
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Adding Captions
Select the picture
Reference (menu) => Insert Caption
Type the caption as Figure 1: Photosynthesis and Respiration of a plant.
Photosynthesis converts light energy into the chemical energy of sugars and other organic compounds. This process
consists of a series of chemical reactions that require carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) and store chemical
energy in the form of sugar. Light energy from light drives the reactions. Oxygen (O2 ) is a byproduct of photosynthesis
and is released into the atmosphere.
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Photosynthesis transfers electrons from water to energy-poor CO2 molecules, forming energy-rich
sugar molecules. This electron transfer is an example of an oxidation-reduction process: the water is
oxidized (loses electrons) and the CO2 is reduced (gains electrons). Photosynthesis uses light energy
to drive the electrons from water to their more energetic states in the sugar products, thus converting
solar energy into chemical energy.
Carbohydrate
Carbon Dioxide
Water
Oxygen
Mr. AK10 HAGIHARA and KAZUO HOZUMI have done an estimate of the photosynthetic
production of individual trees in a Chamaecyparis obtusa plantation as a research on 1985. Weibull
function was used to model the vertical distribution of leaf area of individual trees in a 25year-old
Chamaecyparis obtusa (Siebold & Zucc.) Endl. plantation. The parameter representing the shape of
the leaf distribution was independent of tree size.
Type Vertical distribution of leaf area of a tree on the next line and MyStyle_Head2
Type or copy the following paragraph and apply MyPara style
To evaluate the photosynthetic production by a crown on the basis of a canopy photosynthetic model,
the vertical distribution of leaf area of the individual trees must be known. We used a Weibull
function (Weibull 1949) to model the vertical distribution of leaf area. The distribution density of leaf
area y(x) as a function of height x above ground takes the form.
Insert the following equation with the help of tools and symbols on the equation
m H x m
( x) u H x exp
m1
10. Reference Page
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The content of the first page was taken from the first reference site. It should be mention at the end
of the last paragraph in the first content page.
Click at the end of the paragraph in the first content page. (3 rd Page)
Go to Insert Menu Reference Cross-reference
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