Question

imani needs to rearrange a picture in her document. the picture has square text wrapping. she should do which of the following?
select one:
a. ctrl+alt+click and drag the picture to the desired location.
b. click and drag the picture to the desired location.
c. ctrl+shift+click and drag the picture to the desired location.
d. ctrl+click and drag the picture to the desired location.

joseph needs to remove the formatting from a selection of text. he should do which of the following?
select one:
a. select the text and press esc.
b. select the text and click cut.
c. select the text and click clear all formatting.
d. select the text and press del.

kennedy needs to rotate a horizontal picture so it appears in a vertical orientation. she should click the rotate button then select which of the following options?
select one:
a. rotate left 90°
b. flip vertical
c. rotate vertical
d. flip horizontal

tiana wants a line to appear around a paragraph. she should do which of the following?
select one:
a. apply a character style.
b. add a paragraph border.
c. add paragraph shading.
d. apply a text effect.

Explanation:

• First question: When a picture has Square text wrapping, simply clicking and dragging it (option b) is the standard way to rearrange it. CTRL + ALT + Click (option a) is not a common operation for this task. CTRL + SHIFT + Click (option c) and CTRL + Click (option d) are not relevant for basic picture - dragging with square text wrapping.
• Second question: To remove formatting from text, the "Clear All Formatting" option (option c) is the correct choice. Pressing ESC (option a) usually cancels an action. Clicking Cut (option b) removes the text (not just formatting). Pressing DEL (option d) deletes the text.
• Third question: Rotating a horizontal picture to vertical is done by rotating left \(90^{\circ}\) (option a). Flip Vertical (option b) flips the picture upside - down. "Rotate Vertical" (option c) is not a standard option. Flip Horizontal (option d) flips the picture left - to - right.
• Fourth question: Adding a paragraph border (option b) will put a line around a paragraph. Applying a character style (option a) affects characters (not paragraphs). Adding paragraph shading (option c) fills the background. Applying a text effect (option d) is for text appearance (not borders).

Answer:

1. B. Click and drag the picture to the desired location.
2. C. Select the text and click Clear All Formatting.
3. A. Rotate Left \(90^{\circ}\)
4. B. Add a paragraph border.