What happens to the selected object when you adjust the zoom level?

What happens to the selected object when you adjust the zoom level?

• A. That object is centered in the window as you adjust the zoom
• B. The object rotates
• C. The object becomes invisible
• D. The object changes color

Answer: (A)

When you change the zoom level, you’re changing how large or small the document appears in the window, not moving the object itself. If an object is selected, the view is typically centered on that selection so you can inspect and edit it more easily as magnification changes. So the selected object stays in the middle of the window while you adjust zoom. Zooming won’t rotate the object, make it vanish, or change its color—only the display scale changes.

When you change the zoom level, you’re changing how large or small the document appears in the window, not moving the object itself. If an object is selected, the view is typically centered on that selection so you can inspect and edit it more easily as magnification changes. So the selected object stays in the middle of the window while you adjust zoom. Zooming won’t rotate the object, make it vanish, or change its color—only the display scale changes.