Which of the following is NOT considered a form object component?

• A. Data entry boxes
• B. Labels
• C. Drop-down boxes
• D. Charts

Answer: (D)

In forms, the elements that capture or select user input are the interactive controls. Data entry boxes are where users type information, and drop-down boxes let users choose from predefined options. Labels describe what each field means and help with accessibility, which is part of the form's structure. Charts, however, are visualizations used to present data, not to collect it. They belong to data visualization or reporting, not to the input portion of a form. Therefore, charts are not considered a form object component.