Questions: True or false? You can insert a SmartArt object by typing a bulleted list and t to a SmartArt object. True False True or false? SmartArt objects can be formatted with different colors and style True False

True or false? You can insert a SmartArt object by typing a bulleted list and t to a SmartArt object. True False True or false? SmartArt objects can be formatted with different colors and style True False
Transcript text: Quiz: Module 5 Quiz olcc.ca/courses/48643/quizzes/71045/take Maps Mail - Hamiliene Ba... AOLConnect My Exam Schedule Question 4 (4) True or false? You can insert a SmartArt object by typing a bulleted list and $t$ to a SmartArt object. True False Question 5 True or false? SmartArt objects can be formatted with different colors and style True False Quiz saved at 11:25p
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Question 4: True or false? You can insert a SmartArt object by typing a bulleted list and $t$ to a SmartArt object.

The answer is False.

Explanation: Inserting a SmartArt object typically involves using the SmartArt feature in a program like Microsoft Office, where you select a SmartArt graphic from a gallery. Simply typing a bulleted list and a character like "$t$" does not automatically convert it into a SmartArt object. You need to use the specific SmartArt tools to create and format these objects.

Question 5: True or false? SmartArt objects can be formatted with different colors and style.

The answer is True.

Explanation: SmartArt objects in programs like Microsoft Office can indeed be formatted with different colors and styles. These programs offer a variety of design options that allow users to customize the appearance of SmartArt graphics to suit their needs, including changing colors, styles, and layouts.

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