To bring a selected picture to the front of the ordering on a slide, what should you do?

Using the Bring Forward option in the Format Ribbon Tab is the correct method for altering the stacking order of objects, including pictures, on a slide. This feature allows users to adjust the layering of elements, enabling a selected picture to be moved closer to the front of the display order on the slide. By selecting the picture and navigating to the Format Ribbon Tab, one can effectively manage how this image intersects with other objects, ensuring it remains visible and prominent.

The other choices involve methods that do not directly achieve the same result for adjusting order. The Raise button might suggest a similar action, but it doesn’t execute the same precise function for ordering as the Bring Forward option does. Accessing an Order menu in the Home ribbon lacks the specific controls necessary for layering and manipulating objects like the Format Ribbon Tab provides. Lastly, using the Slide Master to layer pictures is more about setting up defaults and styles for multiple slides rather than adjusting individual item order within a specific presentation slide. Thus, the Bring Forward option stands out as the most effective and direct choice for managing the layering of pictures.