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Which option should you choose to place a box around the entire document that includes the table?
Frame
Document Border
Table Border
Page Border
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Page Border
Explanation:
To box the entire page area, you use a page border. This feature draws a border around the page edges, so everything on the page—text, images, and a table—becomes enclosed inside the box. It applies to each page in the document, giving a consistent boxed look across multiple pages. A frame is a boxed object you insert around a portion of text, not intended as a page-wide border and can affect how text flows. A border around a table only outlines the cells of that table, not the rest of the page. The term “Document Border” isn’t the standard Word name for this feature; the characteristic option is Page Border. Therefore, Page Border is the correct choice.
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