Which of the following keyboard shortcuts provides another way to increase the size of selected text?

The correct answer is based on the function of keyboard shortcuts in text editing software. The shortcut that increases the size of the selected text is typically done by using the combination of the Ctrl key along with the Shift key and the greater than sign (>). This particular combination, Ctrl+Shift+>, is specifically designated to increase the font size incrementally each time it is pressed.

When you press Ctrl+Shift+>, the selected text's font size grows according to the default increment set in the software. This is a commonly accepted shortcut in many word processing applications, making it an efficient method for adjusting text size without having to navigate to the font size options in the toolbar.

Other options either do not exist as standard shortcuts for font size adjustment or lack the necessary keys to perform the function correctly. For example, simply using Ctrl or Ctrl+ alone does not trigger the increase in text size, as these combinations are incomplete for that specific action.