Question

joshua needs stylized text in his document to be normal, unformatted text. he should do which of the following?
select one:
a. apply the strong style.
b. click the format painter button.
c. apply the heading 1 style.
d. click the clear all formatting button.
to ensure that the edges of several pictures line up, align the pictures.
select one:
true
false
to copy formatting from one selection of text to another, use the format painter.
select one:
true
false
silvio inserted an inline picture and wants to move it to the upper-right corner of the page. what must he do before moving it?
select one:
a. align the picture with the top of the page.
b. change it to a floating picture.
c. remove any picture effects.
d. reduce the size of the picture.

Explanation:

• First question:
• The "Clear All Formatting" button removes all styling from text, making it normal and unformatted. The "Strong" style and "Heading 1" style add formatting (bold for Strong, larger font size and different styling for Heading 1). The Format Painter copies formatting, it doesn't remove it.
• Second question:
• Aligning pictures is a common way to ensure their edges line up. For example, in many graphic design or document - editing software, when you select multiple pictures and use the align function (e.g., align left, align right), their edges are made to line up.
• Third question:
• The Format Painter is a tool in many applications (like Microsoft Word) that allows you to copy the formatting (such as font style, size, color, paragraph formatting etc.) from one text selection and apply it to another.
• Fourth question:
• Inline pictures are treated as part of the text flow. To move them freely (like to the upper - right corner of the page), you need to change them to floating pictures. Floating pictures can be positioned independently of the text flow. Aligning with the top of the page doesn't allow free movement in the corner (it just aligns vertically). Removing picture effects or reducing size doesn't enable free movement in the page layout.

Answer:

1. d. Click the Clear All Formatting button.
2. True
3. True
4. b. Change it to a floating picture.