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saraeharris

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Match the following five terms with their meanings:
I. Page break before
II. Continuous section breaks
III. Section break
IV. Even Page section break
V. Odd Page section break
A. Define the beginning and end of each subdocument
B. Indicates the beginning of a new section on the next even-numbered page
C. Forces a page break to occur before a paragraph
D. A mark that stores the section formatting information
E. Indicates the beginning of a new section on the next odd-numbered page
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Marked as best answer by saraeharris on Mar 6, 2019

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Reply #1 on: Mar 6, 2019
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