Question

In many cases, a ribbon organizes buttons and options in Select one: a. menus. b. sections. c. toolbars. d. groups.

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is Groups

Explanation:

A ribbon organizes buttons and a program’s options into a series of groups or tabs at the top of the window. Typical ribbon tabs are composed of groups that are labeled as closely related commands. Dividing commands into groups in most Microsoft Office application helps users structure users structure the commands into related sets.

Answer 2

Answer:

In many cases, a ribbon organizes buttons and options in Groups

Explanation:

This feature was introduced in MS Office tool 2007. This contains totally 7 tabs. Let us justify below how ribbon is associated with the term grouping.

1. Home tab consists of tools related to fonts, formatting etc

2. Insert tab has features pertaining to inserting a table, chart, book mar, whatever to be inserted are grouped under this tab

3. Page layout: Tasks associated with the margin, orientation, page border, etc everything related to paging is available here

There are many more tabs each are grouped according to their functions.