What is the collection of formatting for text, colors, and effects that give a workbook a unique look and feel?

• A. Style
• B. Theme
• C. Template
• D. Font

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is the theme. A theme is a cohesive set of formatting options that define how text, colors, and effects look across a workbook. When you apply a theme, headings and body text use coordinated fonts, colors, and graphic effects, creating a consistent, unique look throughout. If you switch themes, those elements update together to give the whole workbook a new appearance without changing each item individually. A style targets formatting for a specific element like a heading or a table cell, not the entire workbook’s look. A template is a ready-made file with a predefined layout and formatting used as a starting point for new workbooks. The font is just one piece of a theme, not the whole collection of formatting across the workbook.