What defines a paragraph in a Word Document?

Answer 1

A section of text that consists of one or more sentences, begins on a new and often in dented line, and contains a distinct idea or the words of one speaker. It ends at the point on which the user presses the Enter/Return key. With the hidden characters on, you will see a paragraph marker indicating where the paragraph ends.

Answer 2

It would be any words that appear between the paragraph markers in the document.

You can turn on paragraph markers on the home tab, then paragraph group, then click on the symbol that looks like a backward P filled in. Any words between this symbol is considered a paragraph.

Answer 3

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

Answer 4

A paragraph is taken from where you start typing until you press the Return or Enter key. It can then be treated as one unit for formatting purposes or for selecting and then cutting or copying it, but double clicking on the left of the paragraph when you see the cursor change to an arrow pointing towards the paragraph.

Answer 5

It is from where you start typing until you press the Enter/Return key. If you have the hidden characters on you will see the paragraph marker, which is this: ¶ which indicates the end of the paragraph.