MATCHING
-Process of rearranging information in alphabetical, numerical, or chronological order
A)record
B)footnote
C)endnote
D)header
E)footer
F)reference marker
G)header row
H)sort
I)tab stop
J)section

Question

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"Sort" is the process of rearranging information in a particular order, such as alphabetical, numerical or chronological.

Answer: I
 "Tab stop" refers to the position where the cursor stops after the user presses the Tab key. It is used to align text in a document.

Answer: A
 "Record" refers to a collection of related data items that are stored in a database, spreadsheet, or other information management system.

Answer: J
 "Section" refers to a distinct, separate part of a document that has its own formatting, headings, and content. It is often used in longer documents to break up the text into more manageable pieces.

Answer: G
 "Header row" refers to the first row of a table in a document, which typically contains column headings. It is sometimes formatted differently from the other rows in the table.

Note: The other choices are not related to the process of rearranging information in alphabetical, numerical, or chronological order.

MATCHING -Process of Rearranging Information in Alphabetical, Numerical, or Chronological Order