Question

word processing 262 what does the mouse pointer look like when moving a graphic? ○ four sided arrow ○ blinking bar ○ double bar with two arrows ○ single arrow in a larger size

Explanation:

In word processing software (like Microsoft Word), when moving a graphic, the mouse pointer changes to a four - sided arrow (also known as a move pointer). A blinking bar is the cursor for text input, a double bar with two arrows is for resizing (usually for changing the width or height of an object), and a single arrow in a larger size is not the pointer for moving a graphic.

Answer:

A. Four - sided arrow