11. To resize an embedded chart, ____.

a.

select the chart and drag the corner sizing handle of the selection box

b.

right click the chart and then click Resize on the shortcut menu

c.

select the chart and press Tab

d.

both a and b

Question

11. To resize an embedded chart, ____.

a.

select the chart and drag the corner sizing handle of the selection box

b.

right click the chart and then click Resize on the shortcut menu

c.

select the chart and press Tab

d.

both a and b

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

Question restatement: The prompt asks how to resize an embedded chart, with four possible actions to choose from.
Option a: 'select the chart and drag the corner sizing handle of the selection box' — This describes the standard method for resizing embedded objects in many office applications: you select the chart and use the corner handles to resize. This is a correct method.
Option b: 'right click the chart and then click Resize on the shortcut menu' — In some software, a resize option may appear in a context menu, but not all programs expose a dedicated Resize command this way for embedded charts. Depending on the application, this could be unavailable or not the primary resizing method. This makes it less universally correct than option a.
Option c: 'select the chart and press Tab' — Pressing Tab typically moves focus between objects or fields and does not cause resizing. It is not a resizing action, so this is incorrect.
Option d: 'both a and b' — This asserts that both a and b are valid resizing methods. Since option a is a clear correct method and b is not consistently available across platforms, claiming both would be inaccurate. Therefore this option is incorrect.
Further nuance: In many office suites (such as spreadsheet or presentation software), resizing embedded charts is achieved by dragging corner sizing handles when the chart is selected. The presence of a dedicated Resize option via right-click may depend on the exact application and version, but the universally reliable technique is option a. Misconceptions addressed: Thinking Tab resizes objects conflates focus navigation with resizing; assuming both a and b are always valid ignores platform-specific UI differences; and assuming only internal resizing via keyboard shortcuts would overlook the standard mouse-based resize handles.
In summary, option a provides the standard, widely applicable action for resizing an embedded chart, while options b and c describe actions that are either inconsistent across programs or irrelevant to resizing. Option d is false because not both a and b are universally valid.

11. To resize an embedded chart, ____. a. select the chart and drag the corner sizing handle of the selection box b. right click the chart and then click Resize on the shortcut menu c. select the chart and press Tab d. both a and b单项选择题

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