How do you create a bookmark and reference it elsewhere in the document?

• A. Insert > Bookmark
• B. References > Insert Table of Figures
• C. Design > Themes
• D. View > Navigation Pane

Answer: (A)

In Word, bookmarks are markers you place at a specific location so you can quickly jump to it or reference that spot from elsewhere in the document. To create one, place the cursor at the desired location, choose Insert > Bookmark, type a name for the bookmark, and click Add. Once the bookmark exists, you can reference it from another part of the document by using Cross-reference on the References tab: set the Reference type to Bookmark, pick the bookmark name, and insert it (you can display either the bookmarked text or its page number). This pairing of creating the marker and then referencing it is what lets you link to that exact location later. The other options relate to different features (figures list, design themes, or navigation) and don’t create or reference bookmarks.