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Match each of the following terms to their meanings:

I.   Title bar
II.   Ribbon
III.   Contextual Tab
IV.   Dialog box
V.   Gallery

A.   Contains a groups of commands related to the selected object
B.   Contains tabs, groups, and commands
C.   Identifies the current file name and the application in which you are working
D.   Provides access to more precise, but less frequently used, commands
E.   Area that provides additional text styles, choices of chart styles, or transitions

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Exploring Microsoft Word 2016 Comprehensive

Edition: 1^st

Authors: Poatsy, Lau, Hogan, Grauer

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