Prompt Title: MS Office Activities.

Great, here are 50 basic hands-on activities or exercises related to Microsoft Office:

Word:

1. Create a new document and type a short paragraph about your favorite hobby.
2. Use the Font dialog box to change the font size and color of text in your document.
3. Use the Find and Replace feature to search for a specific word in your document and replace it with another word.
4. Insert a picture from your computer into your document.
5. Create a table with two columns and three rows and add text to each cell.
6. Use the Bullets and Numbering feature to create a list of items.
7. Add a footer to your document that includes your name and the date.
8. Use the Page Setup dialog box to change the margins of your document.
9. Create a hyperlink to a website in your document.
10. Use the Thesaurus feature to find a synonym for a word in your document.
11. Save your document with a new name and in a different location on your computer.
12. Use the Highlight feature to highlight important text in your document.
13. Use the Bold, Italic, and Underline features to emphasize text in your document.
14. Use the Undo and Redo buttons to undo or redo changes you made to your document.
15. Use the Spelling and Grammar feature to check your document for errors.

Excel:

1. Create a new workbook and enter a list of items and their prices in separate columns.
2. Use the AutoSum feature to calculate the total price of all the items in your list.
3. Use the Autofill feature to fill in a series of numbers or dates.
4. Format the cells in your worksheet to show currency with two decimal places.
5. Use the Freeze Panes feature to keep the top row of your worksheet visible while you scroll down.
6. Create a chart to display the data in your worksheet.
7. Use the Conditional Formatting feature to highlight cells that meet a certain criteria.
8. Use the Sort feature to sort your data in ascending or descending order.
9. Use the Filter feature to display only the data that meets certain criteria.
10. Use the Page Layout view to adjust the size and orientation of your worksheet.
11. Use the Goal Seek feature to calculate a value based on a specific result.
12. Use the Data Validation feature to create a drop-down list of options for a cell.
13. Use the VLOOKUP function to find data in a table based on a certain value.
14. Use the SUMIF function to calculate the sum of cells that meet a certain criteria.
15. Use the CONCATENATE function to combine text from two or more cells into one cell.

PowerPoint:

1. Create a new presentation and add a title slide.
2. Use the Layout feature to add a slide with a bulleted list.
3. Insert a picture from your computer onto a slide.
4. Use the Animations feature to add an entrance effect to an object on a slide.
5. Use the Slide Transition feature to add a transition between two slides.
6. Use the Presenter View to view your notes while presenting.
7. Add a hyperlink to a website onto a slide.
8. Use the Design Ideas feature to apply a design theme to your presentation.
9. Use the Rehearse Timings feature to rehearse your presentation timings.
10. Use the Sections feature to organize your slides into sections.
11. Use the Format Painter feature to copy the formatting of one object onto another object.
12. Use the SmartArt feature to create a diagram or flowchart.
13. Use the Embed feature to insert a video into your presentation.
14. Use the Merge feature to merge two or more presentations into one.
15. Use the Zoom feature to create a summary slide