Which term is described as a design applied to an entire document?

• A. Theme
• B. Block
• C. Transition
• D. Browser

Answer: (A)

A theme defines a coordinated design that applies to the whole document, pulling together colors, fonts, and effects so headings, body text, tables, and other elements share a consistent look. This makes it quick to change the document’s overall appearance by selecting a different theme—the styling updates across the entire document automatically, rather than you editing each element individually. The other options refer to things not about a document-wide design: a block is a section of content, a transition is an animation between slides, and a browser is software for viewing web pages. So a theme is the term that fits the description.