Question

describe how each command is used by matching the command to its purpose.
undo
paste
cut
copy
redo
cancels a previously completed action
places data in its final location
restores a previously canceled action
removes data from its original location and places it on the clipboard
duplicates data and places it on the clipboard

Explanation:

• Undo: Its function is to cancel a previously completed action. So match Undo with "cancels a previously completed action".
• Paste: It is used to place data (that was copied or cut) in its final location. So match Paste with "places data in its final location".
• Cut: This command removes data from its original location and places it on the clipboard (so it can be pasted elsewhere). So match Cut with "removes data from its original location and places it on the clipboard".
• Copy: It duplicates data and places the duplicated data on the clipboard. So match Copy with "duplicates data and places it on the clipboard".
• Redo: It restores a previously canceled (undone) action. So match Redo with "restores a previously canceled action".

Answer:

• Undo: cancels a previously completed action
• Paste: places data in its final location
• Cut: removes data from its original location and places it on the clipboard
• Copy: duplicates data and places it on the clipboard
• Redo: restores a previously canceled action