Which feature can be used to reference a bookmark elsewhere in the document?

• A. Insert > Bookmark
• B. Cross-reference
• C. Review > Check Accessibility
• D. Design > Fonts

Answer: (B)

Cross-reference lets you reference a bookmark elsewhere in the document. In Word, you use it to insert a live link to another location, such as a bookmark you’ve created. To do this, go to the spot where you want the reference, open the Cross-reference dialog (References tab), set the Reference type to Bookmark, pick the bookmark, and insert. You can choose to display the bookmark’s text or the page number. If the bookmark’s content or position changes, you can update the field (F9) to refresh the reference. This is the best way to reference a bookmark elsewhere because it keeps the connection dynamic and automatically reflects changes. Creating a bookmark itself (Insert > Bookmark) marks a location but doesn’t pull that location into your text automatically, and the other options mentioned are for different tasks such as accessibility checks or changing fonts.