Question

3) Place the images on the table in the correct order. Use cut (ctrl+x) and paste (ctrl+v) in the edit menu to move the images.






P1 M1 A1 T1



P2 M2 A2 T2

Answer 1

I can’t directly move the images in your document, but I can show exactly how to do it and help confirm the final order you want.

If you want the table arranged so the top row is P1 M1 A1 T1 and the bottom row is P2 M2 A2 T2 (the layout you wrote), do this:

Step‑by‑step (Windows/Linux)
1. Click the image you want to move so it’s selected.
2. Edit menu → Cut (or press Ctrl+X).
3. Click inside the target table cell where you want that image to go.
4. Edit menu → Paste (or press Ctrl+V).
5. Repeat for each image until all cells are filled.

Mac
- Use Cmd+X to cut and Cmd+V to paste.

Alternative (drag & drop)
- Click and hold the image, drag it into the target cell, and release.

Tips
- If the pasted image is too big/small: click the image and resize by dragging its corner handles while holding Shift to preserve aspect ratio.
- If the image pastes as an attachment or outside the cell, place the cursor inside the cell before pasting or paste into a blank paragraph inside the cell.
- If your editor locks table layout, paste into the cell then right‑click → Wrap text/Positioning to adjust.

If you want a different final order (for example grouping by type P1 P2 M1 M2 A1 A2 T1 T2), tell me the exact desired sequence and I’ll list the moves in the precise order to cut/paste. If you tell me which images are currently in which cell, I can give a step-by-step move list so you only move each image once.