2. This is the box where you can type the URL of a website you want to visit, or set of keywords if you want to do a web search.

3. Most browsers have this feature and it functions in the same way as a bookmark.

4. It reloads a web page and is useful when a website stops working or when you are having trouble with a page you are loading.

5. It is where you can find additional settings to personalize your browser.

6. These are used to see other parts of the display area. You can move them upward or downward or even sideward depending on the web page setup.

7. It shows the text, graphics, and links on a web page.

8. Microsoft Edge is an example of a web browser.

9. To search using Microsoft Edge, you may copy and paste a link in the address bar or type keywords.

10. To open a new tab, click the plus sign next to the current open tab.

11. All opened tabs will close when you click the plus sign.

12. To close a tab, you may click the cross sign on the tab you want to close.

13. Microsoft Word or Word for short, is a word processing program developed by Microsoft Corporation.

14. Letter A. On the upper left side of the Word window. This is where Save, Redo, and Undo buttons can be found.

15. Letter B. It displays the name of the active document and the program name.

16. Letter C. It contains the main menu and information about the file.

17. Letter D. It contains commands related to editing and formatting documents as well as features organized into groups.

18. Letter E. It is the area containing the commands under the tabs. It has options and buttons divided into groups.

19. Letter F. It displays the content of the current document.

20. Letter G. It is used to set margins, indents, and tabs in the document.

21. Letter H. It is used to move the insertion point or to select text.

22. Letter I. It indicates the location of the next character to be entered using the keyboard.

23. Letter J. It is used to view various parts of the document beyond the screen.

24. Letter K. It displays the number of pages and words, the view buttons, and the zoom slide bar.

25. It is the default view that displays a document as it would appear when printed.