Question
How does a theme know which rules to apply to different types of text in a document?
(1 point)
Responses
It uses data from the Text group under the Insert tab.
It uses data from the Text group under the Insert tab.
It uses setup information from the Page Setup group under the Layout tab.
It uses setup information from the Page Setup group under the Layout tab.
It uses information from the Background group under the Design tab.
It uses information from the Background group under the Design tab.
It uses styles set from the Style group under the Home tab.
It uses styles set from the Style group under the Home tab.
(1 point)
Responses
It uses data from the Text group under the Insert tab.
It uses data from the Text group under the Insert tab.
It uses setup information from the Page Setup group under the Layout tab.
It uses setup information from the Page Setup group under the Layout tab.
It uses information from the Background group under the Design tab.
It uses information from the Background group under the Design tab.
It uses styles set from the Style group under the Home tab.
It uses styles set from the Style group under the Home tab.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**It uses styles set from the Style group under the Home tab.**
Themes in document applications like Microsoft Word apply various formatting rules consistently through the use of styles, which define how different types of text (like headings, paragraphs, etc.) should be formatted.
**It uses styles set from the Style group under the Home tab.**
Themes in document applications like Microsoft Word apply various formatting rules consistently through the use of styles, which define how different types of text (like headings, paragraphs, etc.) should be formatted.