Track Changes and Comments

Which Track Changes command allows a user to see what a document looked like before any changes were made to it?

• original
• reject all changes
• remove edits
• show mockups

What is the name of the Microsoft Word feature that reviews spelling and grammatical errors as you type and compares them against the Microsoft Word dictionary?

• spelling & grammar
• review
• spell correct
• dictionary check

When comments are inserted into a Microsoft Word document, how can they be removed?

• Review Ribbon, Comments group, Delete command
• Insert Ribbon, Delete Comment command
• Double-click the comment to delete
• Review Ribbon, Comments group, Remove command

Which feature in Microsoft Word highlights insertions, deletions, or formatting modifications in a document

• track changes
• reviewer
• mark entry
• compare

What is the name of the note that can be inserted into a Microsoft Word document by a reviewer to communicate suggestions, alerts, or tips to the author?

• caption
• comments
• citation
• footnote

Which command is used to find the number of words, characters, paragraphs, or lines in a Microsoft Word document?

• review
• compare
• word count
• review

What group in the Review Ribbon contains the command to accept or reject changes made to a document?

• proofing
• compare
• track
• changes

When in Google Docs Suggesting Mode or if Track Changes is turned on in your Microsoft Word document, deleted text displays as: 

• blue text.
• red text.
• strikethrough.
• italics.

When in Google Docs Suggesting Mode or if Track Changes is turned on in your Microsoft Word document, if a change was made to your document by another collaborator and you do not want the revision incorporated, what do you do? 

• Reject it
• Accept it
• Delete it
• Comment on it

Working in Suggesting Mode or with Track Changes enabled, a collaborator has added a paragraph of text to your document. It is a good revision and you want to make it a permanent part of your document. What do you do?

• Accept the change
• Reject the change
• Comment on the change
• Delete the change