HKTA Tang Hin Memorial Secondary School
S. 1 Computer Literacy
Name: _____________________________ (
)
Class: __________
1. Download the document file ‘The King’s
Speech.docx’ and photo files ‘King George VI.jpg’
and ‘King’s Speech.jpg’ from the following URL :
http://www.tanghin.edu.hk/~lwc1/s1_cl/word/kings_speech/
2. Open the document file ‘The King’s Speech.docx’.
 Set the paper size to A4.
 Set the Orientation to Landscape (橫向) and the
margins of the document as follows :
Upper and Lower : 1cm,
Left : 1.5cm and Right : 2cm.
Date: ________________
3. Insert a ‘3 column x 4 row’ table, the table must be
located in the middle of the paper.
4. Set the width of the columns to 3cm, 7.5cm, and
14cm respectively.
5. Set the height of the Top row to 2cm, 2nd row and 3rd
row to 4.5cm and Bottom row to 6cm and merge the
cells as shown below.
6. Use cut and paste to arrange the text in the cells as
shown below. (the table and text shown below are not
in actual size)
The movie elicits much sympathy for the two royal figures. Upon the death of King George V (played by Michael
Gambon), the eloquent Edward VIII (or David, played by Guy Pearce), his eldest son, unwillingly succeeded his father as
king. He abdicated ten months later to pursue his freedom and romantic relationship with Mrs Wallis Simpson – a
twice-divorced woman. His sudden abdication brought shock and dismay to Prince Albert (or Bertie, played by Colin
Firth), who because of his severe speech impediment, never expected to accede to the throne, With great reluctance,
Prince Albert became King George VI, the new monarch.
Firth’s performance as the verbally awkward prince/king is no doubt impressive and has been rubberstamped in
various award ceremonies, it is not just the mechanics’, however, that have won him admiration. On top of his shyness
and the gurgles in his throat, Firth touches our hearts with his delivery of King George Vl’s plight and the friendship he
built up with his therapist. Therefore, the brilliant acting of Geoffrey Rush, who plays the self-taught speech therapist,
should not be ignored, Rush shines as an ‘uncommon commoner’ by challenging the tormented prince to become a man
of his own during his quest for his voice as king. This perfect pairing convincingly portrays the profound relationship
between Logue and King George Vl.
The King’s Speech
7. Type your Name, Class and Class No. and
‘王者之言’、‘氣吞山河’ and insert the symbol ‘’
(from the bottom row of Wingdings2) in the cells as
shown in the sample sheet.
8. Set the format as follows :
 Your Name, Class and Class No. : Direction :
Rotate 270° + Position : middle centre-aligned
+ Font : Times New Roman + Font Size : 24 +
Colour : Name (Blue), Class (Orange), Class No.
(Red).
 ‘’ : Position : middle-centre-aligned + Font
Size : 48 + Colour : Purple.
 ‘The King’s Speech’ , ‘王者之言’, ‘氣吞山河’ :
Position : middle-centre-aligned
 The main text ‘The movie ……….King George
VI.’ : Position : Justified + Font : Arial + Font
Size : 10 + Line Spacing : 1.15



‘The King’s Speech’ : Font : Bauhaus 93 +
Font Size : 24 + Colour : Green + Bold.
‘王者之言’、‘氣吞山河’: Font : 標楷體 +
Font size : 36 + Colour : Red.
Use “” as the bullet points (from the 4th row of
Wingdings).
9. Set the border lines in the way shown in the sample
sheet.
10. Insert photos from file ‘King George VI.jpg’ and
‘King’s Speech.jpg’ to the positions as shown in the
sample sheet.
Set the format of the photo ‘King George VI’ as
follows : :
 Change the shape of the photo to ’10-sided
polygon’ as shown.
 Fix the height of the photo to 7cm.
 Use ‘Tight’(緊密) as the Wrapping style.
 Move the photo to the position as shown in the
sample sheet.
Set the format of the photo ‘King’s Speech.jpg’ as
follows : :
 Change the shape of the photo to ‘Pentagon’ as
shown and the colour mode to ‘deep brown’.
 Fix the height of the photo to 5.5cm.
 Position : middle-centre-aligned
11. Save your file again and submit your completed work
to your teacher by uploading it to e-class.