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Q. Thomas has decided to key an agenda for the FBLA meeting using a column format. What is recommended to guide the reader's eye and control the left-to-right flow of text?
Answer choices:
- table feature
- dot leader tab
- left alignment tool
- double space
Answer:
<u>dot leader tab</u>
Explanation:
Indeed, Thomas could use the dot leader tab on MS word to guide the reader's eye and control the left-to-right flow of the text so the reader can note the agenda.
For example, below is a typical way the dot leader tab would look like on a document:
............... Agenda 1
............... Agenda 2
............... Agenda 3
Answer:
Files Extension.
Explanation:
The letters that follow the period at the end of a file name are the file's extension. This enables the computer to know what application it should use to read the file.
The correct answers are A. For extending the learning experience for students. C. So students can use the Slides for review and can go to additional resources outside of the presentation. D. To make the presentation more graphically appealing
Explanation:
The use of hyperlink objects in presentations means objects such as images, texts, or icons are associated with links or websites students can easily access by clicking on the specific image or element. This might be used in educational contexts to allow students to have a complete learning experience by providing alternative and external sources outside the presentation. For example, if the topic is space hyperlinks to NASA website can be included. This means, hyperlink objects extend learning experiences and provide additional resources (Option A and D).
Besides this, this resource can make a presentation more appealing as links to images, videos, and other visually interesting resources can be included (Option D). However, it also breaks the linearity of the presentation as students will need to move to other websites as they go through the presentation.
Answer: are you tying to ask a question
Explanation: