Discussion
In MS Word, a text box is used to
Answer: C
Correct answer: place text anywhere on the page independently of the main text flow
A text box is a container that can be positioned anywhere on the page and moved freely, holding text that is independent of the main body flow. It is inserted from the Insert tab. It is used for pull quotes, captions, sidebars and callouts - anything that must sit in a fixed place rather than move with the surrounding text. Its text wrapping setting decides how body text behaves around it: In Line with Text treats it as a character, while Square, Tight and Behind Text let the body flow around or under it. Anchoring is worth understanding too, since a text box is attached to a paragraph and moves if that paragraph moves. Text boxes can be linked so that overflow from one continues in another, which is how newsletter layouts are built. The second option describes Borders and Shading, which is simpler where no repositioning is needed.
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