Question

In MS word, if you want to move text from one location to another without leaving a copy behind, which command is used?

• A. Copy → paste
• B. Cut → paste
• C. Move → paste
• D. Drag → Duplicate

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Cut → paste

MS Word Text

Moving Text Efficiently

• To relocate text within a document in MS Word without leaving a duplicate, the standard procedure involves two primary commands: Cut and Paste.

• Cut: This command removes the selected text or object from its original location. It places the removed content onto the clipboard, a temporary storage area in your computer's memory.

• Paste: After cutting the text, you navigate to the desired new location in your document. Executing the Paste command inserts the content from the clipboard at that specific cursor position.

Keyboard Shortcuts

• Understanding keyboard shortcuts is crucial for competitive exams.

• The shortcut for Cut is Ctrl + X (Windows) or Cmd + X (Mac).

• The shortcut for Paste is Ctrl + V (Windows) or Cmd + V (Mac).