Question

explaining how to add watermarks
complete the paragraph to explain how angelina can notify readers that her report is just a draft.
angelina has decided to add the word \draft\ to the background of the pages of her report as a watermark. to do this, she needs to navigate to the design tab and then to the page borders command group to click the watermark icon and then the draft option. if she wanted to include additional text, such as her initials, she could create a custom stylized formatted watermark.
(there is an image showing a watermark style selection box with custom,stylized, formatted options and an arrow pointing to watermark)

Explanation:

To complete the paragraph, we analyze the context of adding a watermark in a word - processing software (like Microsoft Word):

Step 1: Analyze the first blank

The process of adding a watermark in Word starts with going to the “Design” tab. Then, we look for the option related to the background of the page. In the “Design” tab, the “Page Background” group contains the watermark option. So the first blank should be filled with “Page Background”.

Step 2: Analyze the second blank

After accessing the watermark - related options, if we want to create a custom watermark (to add additional text like initials or a specific word like “DRAFT” in a customized way), we use the “Custom Watermark” option. From the given options “custom”, “stylized”, “formatted”, “custom” is the correct choice for creating a watermark with additional text. So the second blank should be filled with “Custom”.

Answer:

First blank: Page Background
Second blank: Custom