Select the correct answer. Dawna is working on a term paper using a word processor. She has saved each draft of her paper as a separate version. She wants to include a section from an earlier draft in her current document. What should she do? ОА. refer to the earlier draft and type the section again in her current document cut the section from the earlier draft and paste it in the current document OB Oc. save the eadler draft with a new name and work in it OD copy the section from the earlier draft and paste it in the current document Reset Next

D. copy the section from the earlier draft and paste it in the current document

Explanation:

A word processor can be defined as a software application or program designed to avail the end users the ability to type and format text documents for various purposes.

Some examples of word processors are Microsoft Word, Notepad, etc.

In this scenario, Dawna is working on a term paper using a word processor. She has saved each draft of her paper as a separate version. She wants to include a section from an earlier draft in her current document.

Therefore, what she should do is to copy the section from the earlier draft and paste it in the current document.

A copy or cut is a formatting technique used for copying and cutting (removing) textual informations from a document respectively.

Hence, Dawna should copy the section from the earlier draft rather than cut, so as to maintain the information in the draft for any future reference or use.

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