Question 1 — Word processing

three properties = three actions = three marks. Properties are metadata: a small internal record stored with the file, completely separate from the words on the page. A marker (and the exam's automated checks) read Title/Subject/Author straight out of that record — no amount of typing "Subject: YISA" into the visible document would ever satisfy this, because that's page content, not the metadata field being checked. The Summary tab of Advanced Properties holds all three in one place, which is the fastest route, and is also the only place Subject lives — the simplified Info pane on the right only exposes Title and Author directly.

both are document-wide settings, so you do not need to select text first — margins and hyphenation apply to the whole document (or, if it already has multiple sections, to whichever section the cursor is in, which is why Ctrl+A first guarantees every section is covered). Do this before the table of contents so page numbers in the TOC are correct: margins change how much text fits per page, which shifts every page number after that point, and a TOC built before that shift would show numbers that are now wrong until refreshed again.

the marks are for (1) automatic TOC at the right place, (2) Classic format, (3) a tab leader. A manually typed list would not be "automatic" because it isn't a field — it has no link back to the document's actual headings or page numbers, so it will never update and the examiner can tell at a glance it isn't the real feature. The two built-in Automatic Table options do not let you pick Classic, so the custom dialog is required — they're a convenient shortcut for the default look, not a way to control which named format is used.

editing the style instead of the text is the key idea: a style is the single shared formatting rule behind every paragraph tagged with it, so changing the rule once changes every paragraph at once, which is exactly what "automatically update all text" is testing for. If you formatted one heading by hand, you could right-click the style → Update HubHeading to Match Selection, which reads your hand-formatted example back into the shared rule and does the same job in reverse. Do not apply All Caps by typing in capitals, because that changes the text (the actual letters stored in the document) rather than the formatting — a search for the original mixed-case words would then fail, and the change wouldn't be undone by reverting the style.

line numbering is a section setting, exactly like margins, columns or page borders — it can never apply to "part of" a document unless that part is its own section first. Without a break between the TOC and the content, line numbers would also appear on the TOC page, because there would only be one section covering both, so the numbering would not start "from the page after" no matter how the Line Numbers dialog is configured. The three actions are: begin in the right place (which usually means creating the section break first), switch numbering on, and set restart each page — each is independently checkable.

one action per bullet in the question: layout, colour and content are three independent properties of a SmartArt graphic, so setting one never automatically satisfies another. The new item must be last, so add it after the final existing entry — SmartArt keeps its Text Pane bullets and visual shapes in the same order, so where you add the new line in the outline is exactly where the new shape appears in the diagram. The sample picture in the paper shows five items ending with Seed Stage, which is a good check that you added a genuinely new sixth bullet rather than editing an existing one.

mark 1 is inserting the table of figures on the last page; mark 2 is the untick. The entries then show only the caption text with page numbers, because a Table of Figures is a field built from existing captions, the same way a TOC is built from heading styles — it has nothing to scan for if a picture or table was never given a caption, which is why an empty list almost always means missing captions elsewhere, not a broken field. This question just expects the field inserted correctly with that one display option changed; the underlying caption data is the paper's responsibility, not something you need to fix.