Luke has a series of clear (no fill) rectangles on a slide, and he is trying to reorganize their locations. unfortunately, when he clicks inside a rectangle, the shape is not being selected, so he cannot drag it. what should luke do to click and drag one of these rectangles without changing its formatting? he should press control + a on the keyboard to select all of the shapes. he should left-click on the outline of a rectangle and then drag it. he should use the shape fill tool to select plain white instead of no fill. he should right-click in the middle of the rectangle and select edit shape.

Requirement : Drag a clear rectangle without changing its formatting.

Option A suggests selecting all the shapes using the keyboard shortcut ctrl+A. It is not going to meet the requirement since each rectangle has to relocated separately.

Option C suggests to fill the rectangle white. It has nothing to do with relocating the rectangle more over its changing the format of the rectangle.

Option D suggests to edit the shape where the requirement is not met and the formatting is altogether changed.

Hence the right option is

B. He should left-click on the outline of a rectangle and then drag it.

Pressing the ctrl A buttons will only select all the slides in the presentation. Selecting everything will not help drag one of the rectangles. Option C is also logically not possible. Unless the background color of the slide is black, using plain white is the same as no fill and the rectangle will not move.

This leaves us with option (B). If you insert a rectangle that has no fill or no color, you can always move your pointer to the border lines or the outline of the rectangle and then drag it.

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