Which type of file integration is the best choice when you wish to simultaneously

update information in several Office files?
A. Embedding C. Merging
B. Linking D. File sharing

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The best choice when you wish to simultaneously update information in several Office files would be B. Linking.

Linking allows you to create a connection between different files, so that any changes made in one file will automatically be updated in all linked files. This can be useful when you have multiple files with similar information, such as spreadsheets or word documents, and you want to maintain consistency and efficiency by updating the information in one central location.

To use linking, follow these steps:
1. Open the file where you want to insert the linked information.
2. In the Office application (e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint), go to the tab or menu where you can insert objects or links.
3. Select the option to insert a link or object, usually found in the "Insert" or "Object" menu.
4. Choose the type of file you want to link, such as another Office document or a specific worksheet within a workbook.
5. Specify the location of the file you want to link and confirm the linking options, such as whether you want to update automatically or prompt for updates.
6. Finish the linking process and you will see the linked information in your file.
7. When you make changes in the linked file, they will automatically be updated in your current file.

By using linking, you can efficiently update information in multiple Office files simultaneously, saving you time and effort.