Match the following dialog box elements with their description.
A. A button that completes or cancels an operation
B. A small circle you click to select only one of two or more related options
C. A text box with up and down arrows; you can type a value in the text box or click the arrows to increase or decrease the value
D. A clickable item at the top of a dialog box that switches to a different set of dialog box options; not available in all dialog boxes
E. A button that shrinks or expands a portion of a dialog box to hide or unhide some settings
A. Command button
B. Option button
C. Spin box
D. Tab
E. Collapse/Expand button
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