Lesson 8 - Using Illustrations and Graphics

3. A collection of media files available to insert in Microsoft Office documents that can include illustrations, photographs, video, or audio content.
5. A descriptive name in a worksheet.
7. A few descriptive words providing readers with information regarding a figure, table, or equation.
11. Graphical illustrations available within Word from a list of various categories, including List diagrams, Process diagrams, Cycle diagrams, Hierarchy diagrams, Relationship diagram, Matrix diagrams, and Pyramid diagrams.
12. Discards all the formatting changes that you made to a picture, including changes to contrast, color, brightness, and style.
13. An image capture of the entire current display on your computer screen.
14. A picture or other object inserted into a document that becomes part of the document. Compare to linked object.
15. An intersection between a column and row.
17. An image or other object that moves along with the text that surrounds it. Compare to floating object.

1. A feature within Microsoft Word that creates decorative effects with a string of text.
2. Is a frame-like boundary that keeps multiple drawing objects together.
4. An image or other object positioned precisely on the page, allowing the text to wrap around it in one of several available formats. Compare to inline object.
6. Reduces the size of an object.
8. The process of trimming the horizontal or vertical edges of a picture to get rid of unwanted areas.
9. Figures such as lines, rectangles, block arrows, equation shapes, flowcharts, stars and banners, and callouts that you can add to your document or drawing campus.
10. A picture or other object inserted into a document by creating a connection between the document and picture file but not combining them in the same file. Compare to embedded object.
11. An image capture of only a part of your computer screen that you have selected.
16. The process of increasing or decreasing an original picture’s height and width by the same percentage.