Which sequence correctly edits the text so Renovation appears on the next line, using Times New Roman, centered alignment, and 48 pt size?

Which sequence correctly edits the text so Renovation appears on the next line, using Times New Roman, centered alignment, and 48 pt size?

• A. Select the Horizontal Type tool; Click between the words Anderson and Renovation to place your cursor there; Press Enter/Return to move Renovation to the next line; Click and drag to select all the text; In the options bar, set the font to Times New Roman, the alignment to Center, and the size to 48 pt; Click Commit.
• B. Select the Horizontal Type tool; Click between the words Anderson and Renovation to place your cursor there; Press Enter/Return to move Renovation to the next line; Click and drag to select all the text; In the options bar, set Times New Roman, Center alignment, and 48 pt; Click Commit.
• C. Select the Horizontal Type tool; Click between the words Anderson and Renovation; Press Tab; Select all; Set font to Times New Roman, Center, 48 pt; Commit.
• D. Select the Horizontal Type tool; Click between Anderson and Renovation; Press Enter; Select all; Set font to Arial; Center; 12 pt; Commit.

Answer: (B)

Positioning a line break in a text layer and applying the requested formatting ensures Renovation appears on the next line, with Times New Roman, centered alignment, and 48 pt size. In the Horizontal Type tool, place the cursor between the two words and press Enter/Return to insert a line break so Renovation moves to the next line. After the break, select all the text so the formatting applies to the entire block. In the options bar set the font to Times New Roman, choose Center alignment, and set the size to 48 pt. Commit the change. This sequence targets the required newline first, then applies the specified font, alignment, and size. Other paths—like using Tab to move to a new tab stop, failing to select all before changing font, or choosing a different font/size—would not meet the exact requirements.

Positioning a line break in a text layer and applying the requested formatting ensures Renovation appears on the next line, with Times New Roman, centered alignment, and 48 pt size. In the Horizontal Type tool, place the cursor between the two words and press Enter/Return to insert a line break so Renovation moves to the next line. After the break, select all the text so the formatting applies to the entire block. In the options bar set the font to Times New Roman, choose Center alignment, and set the size to 48 pt. Commit the change. This sequence targets the required newline first, then applies the specified font, alignment, and size. Other paths—like using Tab to move to a new tab stop, failing to select all before changing font, or choosing a different font/size—would not meet the exact requirements.