What can you configure in Table of Contents to control how many heading levels appear and how tab leaders look?

• A. References > Table of Contents > Options to show levels; adjust tab leader style and formatting.
• B. Home > Insert > Caption.
• C. Review > Language.
• D. View > Page Layout.

Answer: (A)

The main idea is adjusting a Table of Contents to control its depth and how the connecting lines look. In Word, you set this from the References tab by choosing Table of Contents and then Custom Table of Contents. In that dialog you specify how many heading levels to include with the Show levels option, and you pick the Tab leader style (none, dots, dashes, or another line) to determine how the tab leaders appear between entries and page numbers. If you need to fine‑tune which heading styles map to which levels, you can click Options within that dialog. Other menus shown here don’t affect the TOC’s depth or its separators; for example, inserting captions is about figures or tables, language adjusts proofing, and view options change display rather than TOC formatting.