Question

Which text wrapping style wraps the text around the graphic in an irregular shape bounding the actual image in Word?

• A. In Line with Text
• B. Tight
• C. Square
• D. Through

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Tight

• In Line with Text: The image behaves like a large character within the text. It stays in one place relative to the text.

• Square: Text forms a square border around the graphic, leaving equal space on all sides.

• Tight: This is the option where text flows closely around the irregular shape of the image. It contours the graphic, providing minimal white space between the text and the image edges.

• This style is often used when the image has a complex or non-rectangular outline.

• It creates a more integrated look between the text and the graphic compared to 'Square'.

• Through: Similar to 'Tight', but text can flow into the open spaces within the image if the graphic has transparent areas or cutouts.

• Top and Bottom: Text appears only above and below the graphic, with no text on the sides.

• Behind Text: The graphic is placed behind the text, making it appear as a watermark or background element.

• In Front of Text: The graphic is placed over the text, obscuring it.