What needs to be done to add the text "cosmetic" before the word "procedures" in PowerPoint?

To add the text "cosmetic" before the word "procedures" in PowerPoint, the action involves directly placing the cursor at the position where you want the new word to appear—in this case, before "procedures." By clicking before the word, you can easily insert "cosmetic" by typing it immediately. This method allows for precise placement of the text within an existing sentence or phrase without disrupting the overall formatting of the text.

The other options do not correctly address the task. For example, typing "cosmetic" in the slide's title area would place the word in a completely different section of the slide, rather than in the intended text line. Using the text tools to insert new text might refer to more advanced actions, but in this case, it simply isn't necessary since typing directly at the cursor's location suffices. Clicking the bullet point option typically pertains to adding or modifying list formatting rather than inserting text within a sentence.