You wished to justify text over the height of paper, which option will you choose in Ms Word?

The correct answer is Page Setup from File menu because vertical alignment—spreading lines of text evenly across the absolute height of a sheet—is a macro-layout property governed by page layout configurations.

• Step 1 (Vertical Justification): While horizontal justification is a basic paragraph setting, vertical justification expands spacing between separate blocks to flush text with both the top and bottom margins. This configuration is located in the Layout tab of the Page Setup window.


• Step 2 (Menu Navigation): In classic Word versions, this utility is housed within the Page Setup menu option grouped under the primary File drop-down line.


• Incorrect Options:
  
  
  
  • From formatting is incorrect because it points to general text appearance tools rather than deep page-level layout adjustments.
  
  
  • Font from Format menu is incorrect because the Font properties window exclusively controls character-level attributes like size, color, bolding, and tracking.
  
  
  • Paragraph from Format is incorrect because the Paragraph layout engine handles horizontal alignments and spacing relative to the sides, not the vertical paper boundaries.