Question

1. after you insert an image into your word document, what method allows you to resize it as part of customizing?

double - clicking the image and choosing resize
right - clicking and selecting resize
dragging the corners of the image
clicking the insert tab and selecting resize image

Explanation:

In Microsoft Word, one of the common and intuitive ways to resize an image as part of customizing it after insertion is by dragging the corners of the image. This method allows for quick resizing while maintaining the aspect ratio (if done from the corner handles). Clicking the Insert tab and selecting Resize Image is not a standard way - the Insert tab is more for inserting objects rather than resizing. Right - clicking and selecting Resize is not the typical primary method for visual resizing. Double - clicking the image usually brings up formatting options related to the image's properties (like layout, borders etc.) rather than a straightforward 'Resize' option in the immediate sense of visual resizing by dragging.

Answer:

dragging the corners of the image