- (A) View tab
- (B) Paragraph dialog box
- (C) Office Clipboard
- (D) All of these
The answer is (C) Office Clipboard.
Here’s why:
- View tab and Paragraph dialog box: These are features within the MS Word interface used for viewing document layout and adjusting paragraph formatting, respectively. They are not directly involved in the copy and paste functionality.
- Office Clipboard: This is a hidden feature that temporarily stores copied content. When you use the “Copy” command (Ctrl+C), the content goes to the Office Clipboard and can be pasted (Ctrl+V) multiple times within the same document or even across different Office applications.
While you can use the “Copy” and “Paste” commands directly without interacting with the Office Clipboard, it’s the underlying mechanism that facilitates the transfer of content