After you create an object in one program, you can choose to either the object or embed it in another program a. recover b. link c. redefine d. capture You can "collect" up to items to the clipboard and then switch to another program to paste them. a. 8 b. 12 c.16 d. 24 When you use the Copy and Paste commands, default an object copied from one program to another by an program retains the of the original object. a. address b. formatting c. record d. link to the source In Excel, the formula will calculate the average of the values in cells B14 through F14. a. =AVERAGE b. =AVERAGE[B14:F14] d. =AVERAGE(B14:F14) In the dialog box, you have more options for pasting a value and controlling its appearance in a destination file. b. Save As c. Value Format d. Value Options In Excel, the Clipboard task pane opens the worksheet window. a. to the left of b. to the right of c. above c. below Suppose you have placed the following items to the Clipboard in the following order: a photograph, a text value, a column chart, and a table. If the items were copied in the order listed, the would be at the bottom of the list. a. text value b. table c. photograph d. column chart When you want to copy an object without a data connection to the source files, you should use the integration method. A. linking b. inline c. pasting d. compacting Microsoft Office provides integration methods. a. three b. four c. five d. six