Which keyboard shortcut is used to cut (move) text in MS Word?

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (a) Ctrl + X

• The keyboard shortcut Ctrl + X is used to cut (remove) text from its current location and store it temporarily in the clipboard. The cut text can then be pasted elsewhere using Ctrl + V.

• This shortcut allows you to move text within a document or between documents in MS Word.

Information Booster:

• Ctrl + X removes the selected text from the document and holds it in the clipboard, allowing you to paste it at another location.

• Ctrl + C is used to copy text, while Ctrl + V is used to paste the text.

• Ctrl + Z is the shortcut for undo, which reverses the last action you performed.

Additional Information:

• Option B (Ctrl + Z) is for undoing the previous action.

• Option C (Ctrl + V) is for pasting the copied or cut text.

• Option D (Ctrl + C) is used to copy the selected text, not cut it.