Which option allows linking text to a location within the same document?

• A. Insert Hyperlink to Web Page.
• B. Bookmark.
• C. Insert Hyperlink dialog; Place in This Document; select Appendix.
• D. Insert Cross-reference.

Answer: (C)

Linking text to a location inside the same document is done by creating a hyperlink that points to a target within this document. Using the Insert Hyperlink command and choosing Place in This Document lets you pick a specific location, such as the Appendix, and embed a clickable link in your text. When readers click it, Word jumps directly to that internal location.

This approach is the most straightforward way to enable internal navigation with a single click. Other options either send you to an external web page, define a target without creating a clickable link, or use a different internal referencing method that inserts text rather than a simple jump.