Google Docs Fundamentals - Adding and Formatting Photos

The video tutorial guides users on how to insert photos into a Google Docs document. It covers various methods of adding images, such as uploading from a computer or using Google Photos. The tutorial explains different text wrapping options, including wrap text, break text, behind text, and in front of text, and demonstrates how these affect the layout of text around images. Practical tips on resizing and positioning images are also provided to enhance document presentation.

What is the primary purpose of adding assets like photos and tables to a document?

• To increase the document's file size

• To make the document more difficult to read

• To make the document look colorful

• To enhance the document's content and presentation

Which of the following is NOT an option for inserting a photo into Google Docs?

• From your computer

• From a text file

• From a URL

• From Google Drive

What happens when you select 'wrap text' for an image in Google Docs?

• The image is placed in front of the text

• The image breaks the text into two parts

• The text wraps around the image

• The image is placed behind the text

If you choose 'break text' for an image, what is the result?

• Text appears over the image

• Text wraps around the image

• Text is divided, with some above and some below the image

• Image is placed in front of the text

How can you revert an image's text wrapping to its original state?

• Select 'behind text'

• Select 'inline'

• Select 'break text'

• Select 'wrap text'