Type/Paste in the text area below that reads "Replace the content in this area ..." Then bold the words/answers you want to blank-out. (see the example)
There are two approaches:
You can copy and paste from any document editor or html wysiwyg editor. Make bold or other style changes in your editor, then copy and paste into the text area.
It's been tested with LibreOffice Writer in both document and web mode, and in the Blogger editor compose mode (for Google Blogger pages).
Also:
You can use the built-in simple style editor.
Highlight the text you wish to style and then click a style button (e.g. bold, underline, xxl etc.)
Use ctl + z for undo and ctl + y for redo. However, once you click the style editor, you can only undo back to that point and not before. The solution is to just copy and cut, then repaste with ctl + shift + v (paste unformatted). Everything returns to plain text and you retype as desired.
Note:When you copy the text be sure to highllight BEYOND both ends of where you want to correct.
For example:
If you want to change the underline text in: Red Bull is a popular energy drink. You would highlight like this: Red Bull is a popu
lar energy drink. Then cut and repaste as unformatted text on the spot: Red Bull is a popular energy drink. Now you can highlight and restyle as you like. Red Bull is a popularenergy drink.
Example:
Input This is a sample sentence. This is another sample sentence.
Output a. another b. sample
This is a ____ sample sentence.
This is ____ sentence.
At the start of the 21st century, mobile phones were simple 1 . People used them mainly for making calls and sending text messages, and their screens were small with limited functions.
Daily
tasks required multiple specialized devices. Someone needing directions
used a paper map. Music lovers carried separate MP3 players. For
photographs or videos, 2 needed cameras or camcorders. Professionals managed contacts and schedules with PDAs like the Palm Pilot. 3 information was gathered through newspapers, 4 , and libraries.
Today, all of these functions and more exist in a single device—the smartphone. This 5 has not only made life more convenient but has also changed how we work, communicate, and 6 with the world.
The 1 of smartphones is visible in nearly every profession.
Doctors and medical workers rely on smartphones for instant access to patient records, medical references, and even remote 2 of patients. A doctor can check symptoms, consult a medical database, and communicate with 3 within seconds.
Artists and content creators no longer need expensive equipment to produce high-quality work. Smartphones allow them to create 4 paintings, edit videos, record music, and share their creations in 5 to a global audience via 6 .
Business leaders and world leaders can make faster decisions based on real-time data. Business meetings can now happen instantly through 7 apps.
Law enforcement and 1 agencies, can access real-time information, use encryption tools, surveil 2 , 3 criminal records, record a crime in progress, take photos of time-sensitive evidence, record interviews, and even use 4 software—all from a single device.
Journalists and war 5
can record breaking news, send live reports, and share images and video
instantly. Social media allows independent journalists to report from 6 without needing large news 7 .
Teachers can 8 lesson plans, communicate with students, and provide digital 9 . Students can attend online classes, research assignments, and translate foreign languages.
For the average consumer, the smartphone has become an 1 tool for daily life. It allows us to communicate with loved ones, shop online, 2 money, pay bills, 3 cities, listen to music, watch movies and TV shows, 4 with social media, and call for emergency help from anywhere at anytime.
The
smartphone has become one of the most powerful tools of the modern era.
No other invention in recent history has changed daily life so
profoundly. Smartphones have improved communication, boosted5 , and made technology 6 to millions.
As artificial intelligence continues to 7 ,
smartphones will likely become even more powerful. Whatever the future
holds, one thing is certain—the smartphone has defined the first quarter
of the 21st century like no other invention.
For the average consumer, the smartphone has become an essential tool for daily life. It allows us to communicate with loved ones, shop online, transfer money, pay bills, navigate cities, listen to music, watch movies and TV shows, engage with social media, and call for emergency help from anywhere at anytime.
The
smartphone has become one of the most powerful tools of the modern era.
No other invention in recent history has changed daily life so
profoundly. Smartphones have improved communication, boostedproductivity, and made technology accessible to millions.
As artificial intelligence continues to evolve,
smartphones will likely become even more powerful. Whatever the future
holds, one thing is certain—the smartphone has defined the first quarter
of the 21st century like no other invention.
