Answer:
1. Software.
2. Brushes.
3. Shape.
4. Menu bar.
5. Title bar.
6. Clipboard.
7. Image.
8. Color scheme.
9. Microsoft Paint.
10. Toolbox.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Software: is set of instruction and its associated documentations that tells a computer what to do or how to
perform a task.
2. Brushes: have different lines and texture. It is used for adding color to a piece of work.
3. Shape: is a oval, rectangular, rounded rectangular, polygon, triangle, diamond, pentagon and etc.
4. Menu bar: is to supply a common housing for window-or application-specific menus which provide access
to such functions as opening files, interacting with an application, or displaying help documentation or manuals.
5. Title bar: is a horizontal bar located at the top of a window in a GUI. It displays the title of the software, name of the current document, or other text identifying the contents of that window.
6. Clipboard: is a temporary storage area for data that the user wants to copy from one place to another.
7. Image: is a tool that lets you resize and skew, rotate or flip.
8. Color scheme: it composed of color 1, color 2, color palettes, and edit color.
9. Microsoft Paint: is a simple program that allows users to create basic graphic art on a computer.
10. Toolbox: is where tools are chosen. Clicking on a tool icon makes that tool active and available to edit the image.