How can you add a fill color to a specific area in Illustrator?

To add a fill color to a specific area in Adobe Illustrator, you would typically select the area that you want to fill and then use the appropriate command to apply the chosen color. The option that refers to "Fill with color" captures this action concisely.

When you select an area and use the command to fill it with color, you are directly applying the color to the fill attribute of that shape or area. This is fundamental for creating visually appealing artwork in Illustrator, as fill colors are essential to conveying design intentions.

The other options may suggest methods that could be interpreted as involving extra steps or unnecessary terminology for what is essentially a straightforward process of filling a selected area with a color. For instance, "Color picker" typically refers to a tool used to choose colors rather than an action of filling, while "Change color" is vague and doesn’t specify how the fill is applied. Similarly, "Style" might imply applying a preset style rather than simply filling an area with a single color. Therefore, the straight-forwardness of the phrase "Fill with color" aligns perfectly with the correct action expected in Illustrator.