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A student decides to add a picture to the background of their document. However, the picture is smaller than the document size. In this case, what happens to the picture?
(1 point)
Responses
It stretches to cover the whole document.
It stretches to cover the whole document.
It is centered in the document.
It is centered in the document.
It is tiled to cover the whole document.
It is tiled to cover the whole document.
It is anchored once to the top left corner.
It is anchored once to the top left corner.
(1 point)
Responses
It stretches to cover the whole document.
It stretches to cover the whole document.
It is centered in the document.
It is centered in the document.
It is tiled to cover the whole document.
It is tiled to cover the whole document.
It is anchored once to the top left corner.
It is anchored once to the top left corner.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The correct response depends on the software being used to add the picture as a background. However, in many cases, if a picture is smaller than the document size, the most common behavior is:
**It is tiled to cover the whole document.**
This means that the smaller image will repeat itself across the background to fill the space of the document.
**It is tiled to cover the whole document.**
This means that the smaller image will repeat itself across the background to fill the space of the document.