In MS Word, what does the 'Watermark' feature do? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

In MS Word, what does the 'Watermark' feature do?
A. Inserts faded text or image behind the document content
B. Adds a border around the page
C. Protects the document from editing
D. Marks the document as draft
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Watermark is a background text/image (e.g., CONFIDENTIAL).

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Question #1
In MS Access, what does the 'Format' property of a field do?
A. Controls how data is displayed, not how it is stored
B. Sets the maximum number of characters
C. Restricts data entry to a pattern
D. Specifies the data type

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Format property customizes display (e.g., date format).

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Question #2
What happens when you select text in MS Word and press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + G?
A. Launches the online research reference dictionary lookup helper
B. Applies a green color highlight layer
C. Opens the 'Find and Replace' dialog box focusing directly on the 'Go To' tab
D. Groups multiple paragraphs into a structural container block

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
Ctrl + G (or F5) launches the Find and Replace window with the 'Go To' tab selected, which allows jumping to specific pages, sections, or line items.

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Question #3
Which feature in MS Word allows you to automatically add a reference list at the end of a document for cited sources?
A. Cross-reference
B. Index
C. Table of Contents
D. Bibliography

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
The Bibliography feature in Word creates a list of sources cited in the document. Table of Contents lists headings, Index lists keywords, Cross-reference links to other parts.

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