Question

to create a cycle diagram in a document, which of the following should be done?
select one:
o a. click table and select the desired option.
o b. click shapes and select the desired option.
o c. click smartart and select the desired option.
o d. click chart and select the desired option.

hannah wants to position a picture in the middle and center of a page and let the text
wrap around the picture. she should do which of the following?
select one:
o a. click the wrap text button and select top and bottom.
o b. click align and select align middle.
o c. click the position button and select position in middle center with square
text wrapping.
o d. click align and select align center.

you can use the preset option in the shape options gallery to apply a combination of
effects to a shape.
select one:
o true
o false

alexis is having trouble clicking the right part of a table to select a row. after
selecting a cell, what should she do instead?
select one:
o a. click the select button and then click select table.
o b. double-click the first cell in the row.
o c. click the select button and then click select row.
o d. right-click a cell in the row and then click select.

Explanation:

• First question: In document software like Microsoft Word, SmartArt is used for creating cycle diagrams and other visual diagrams. Tables are for tabular data, shapes are basic graphical elements, and charts are for data representation like graphs.
• Second question: The Position button with the option of Position in Middle Center with Square Text Wrapping positions the picture in the middle - center and allows text to wrap around it. Align Middle and Align Center only align the picture but don't handle text wrapping. Top and Bottom text wrapping doesn't center the picture in the page.
• Third question: The Preset option in the Shape Options gallery combines various effects (like 3D effects, shadows etc.) for a shape.
• Fourth question: When having trouble selecting a row by clicking, after selecting a cell, clicking the Select button and then Select Row is the correct way. Selecting the table (option a) selects the whole table. Double - clicking (option b) may have other functions like opening a formatting dialog. Right - clicking and then select (option d) is not the standard way for selecting a row in this context.

Answer:

c. Click SmartArt and select the desired option.
c. Click the Position button and select Position in Middle Center with Square Text Wrapping.
True
c. Click the Select button and then click Select Row.