Asked by Jessica Lebel on Sep 22, 2024
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According to your textbook,lines of text that are justified are
A) set flush or aligned vertically on both the right and left.
B) presented in bold and italics.
C) set flush left and ragged on the right.
D) set flush right and ragged on the left.
Justified
Text that is aligned evenly along both the left and right margins.
Lines of Text
Individual rows of written or printed words.
Flush
To cleanse or clear out by a rapid flow of water, or to be in level alignment with a surface.
- Identify the impact of text alignment on the formality and readability of a document.
Verified Answer
BJ
Blandine Joseph1 day ago
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Justified text refers to lines of text that are set flush or aligned vertically on both the right and left. Option B refers to formatting styles such as bold and italics, while options C and D refer to left and right alignment with ragged edges.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the impact of text alignment on the formality and readability of a document.