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Match each of the following terms to their meanings:

I.   Font
II.   Shading
III.   Border
IV.   Leader
V.   Object

A.   Line surrounding a paragraph, page, or a table
B.   Combination of typeface and type style
C.   Series of dots or hyphens that connects two columns of information
D.   Item that can be individually selected and manipulated in a document
E.   Background color that appears behind text in a paragraph, page, or table element

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Exploring Microsoft Word 2016 Comprehensive

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Authors: Poatsy, Lau, Hogan, Grauer

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