Question

kate needs to insert 10 text boxes in a document. after inserting the first text box, how can she easily repeat the action nine more times? select one: a. right - click the text box border and select repeat nine times. b. press ctrl+r nine times. c. cut the text box and then paste it. d. click the repeat button nine times. jared wants to add space between each line of text in a paragraph. which of the following is the best method to use for this action? select one: a. drag the zoom slider to increase the line spacing. b. open the paragraph dialog box and increase the value in the after box. c. press enter at the end of each line to add space between lines. d. click the line and paragraph spacing button in the paragraph group, then select the desired amount of spacing.

Explanation:

For the first question, the Repeat button in document - editing software allows users to repeat the last action. Right - clicking the text box border doesn't have a "Repeat nine times" option, CTRL+R is not a standard way to repeat text box insertion, and cutting and pasting is more for moving an existing element rather than repeating an action.
For the second question, dragging the Zoom slider changes the view magnification, not line spacing. Increasing the value in the After box in the Paragraph dialog box adds space after the paragraph. Pressing ENTER adds a new paragraph break. Clicking the Line and Paragraph Spacing button in the Paragraph group is the correct way to adjust line spacing within a paragraph.

Answer:

1. d. Click the Repeat button nine times.
2. d. Click the Line and Paragraph Spacing button in the Paragraph group, then select the desired amount of spacing.