Which lines of text are aligned to the right side of the margin or text box?

• A. Left aligned
• B. Right aligned (flush right)
• C. Justified
• D. Centered

Answer: (B)

Right alignment means the end of each line sits along the right margin, creating a straight vertical edge on the right side while the left edge is uneven. This is why lines of text are considered right-aligned or flush right. The other options describe different placements: left alignment keeps the left edge straight and the right edge ragged; centered alignment places the text in the middle with equal margins on both sides; justified alignment adjusts spacing so both the left and right edges align. So for text that lines up with the right margin, right-aligned (flush right) is the correct choice.