You are importing a Microsoft Word document. The paragraph styles in the Word document have different names than the styles in the InDesign document. How should you convert the Word styles to the corresponding InDesign styles so that the proper formatting is applied?

• A. In the Place dialog box enable Show Import Options, and in the Import Options dialog box select Use
  InDesign Style Definition from the Paragraph Style Conflicts pop-up menu.
• B. After placing the Word document, choose Edit > Find/Change and replace each Word style with the corresponding InDesign style.
• C. After placing the Word document, select the styles in the Paragraph Styles panel, choose Redefine
  Style from the panel menu, then choose Load Paragraph styles from the panel menu.
• D. In the Place dialog box enable Show Import Options, and in the Import Options dialog box click
  Customize Style Import and Style Mapping.

Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.

You want text to be kept away from all sides of a frame by the same amount, as shown in the exhibit.
How should you do this?

• A. Select the text, then in the Text Wrap panel select Wrap Around Bounding Box and enter the same value for Top Offset, Bottom Offset, Left Offset, and Right Offset.
• B. Select the frame, choose Object > Text Frame Options, then enter the same Inset Spacing value for
  Top, Bottom, Left, and Right.
• C. Select the text, then in the Paragraph panel enter the same value for Left Indent, Right Indent, Space
  Before, and Space After.
• D. Select the frame, choose Layout > Margins and Columns, then enter the same Margins value for Top,
  Bottom, Left, and Right.

Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.

You want to flow text from the first frame to the second, but the second frame lacks an in port to thread text into. How can you make it possible to flow text into the second frame?

• A. With the second frame selected, choose Object > Content > Text to convert it to a text frame.
• B. Delete the second frame and use the Type tool to drag a new text frame in its place.
• C. Click the out port of the first frame, then click the loaded place icon on the second frame.
• D. Select the second frame and then choose View > Extras > Show Text Threads.

Which is a true difference between the Color panel and the Swatches panel?

• A. The Swatches panel lets you apply the same color to more than one frame.
• B. The Color panel lets you change a fill color from CMYK to RGB.
• C. The Swatches panel lets you apply spot colors.
• D. The Color panel lets you apply a Lab color.