In the "Serving" section, change the text wrapping for the picture to Square.

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This question tests the ability to modify picture layout properties in a word processor (Microsoft Word) by changing how surrounding text flows around an inserted image to the 'Square' wrapping style within a specific document section.

Approach. To complete this task: (1) Navigate to the 'Serving' section of the document and click on the picture to select it. (2) With the picture selected, go to the 'Picture Format' tab on the ribbon, click 'Wrap Text', and choose 'Square' - OR click the Layout Options button (the small icon that appears outside the top-right corner of the selected image) and select 'Square' under 'With Text Wrapping'. (3) 'Square' wrapping causes text to flow around all four sides of the image's bounding rectangle, keeping a uniform rectangular boundary regardless of the image's actual shape, which is distinct from 'Tight' (follows image contours) or 'In Line with Text' (treats image like a character).

Concept tested. Text wrapping / image layout options in Microsoft Word - specifically applying 'Square' wrap style to a picture so that body text flows around the rectangular bounding box of the image on all sides.

Reference. MOS Word Expert Objective 3.3: Configure page layout; Microsoft Word Help - 'Wrap text around a picture in Word'

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