Which steps turn on Track Changes and delete the currently selected text?

• A. Review tab > Proofing group > Spelling button; delete text.
• B. Review tab > Tracking group > Track Changes button; select text and press Backspace.
• C. Home tab, Editing group, Track Changes button; type new text.
• D. View tab > Show group > Track Changes button; use Delete.

Answer: (B)

Turning on Track Changes from the Review tab, Tracking group, by clicking Track Changes, enables Word to record edits as revisions. Once tracking is active, deleting the currently selected text will be captured as a tracked change, typically showing the removed text with formatting like a strike-through and the deletion noted in the markup. The key idea is that Track Changes must be on to record edits; then any deletion you perform is saved as a revision rather than a normal erase. This is why the described steps are correct: they use the correct location to enable tracking and then perform the deletion in a way that Word marks as a change. The other paths point to features or tabs that aren’t about tracking edits (Spelling, or a different tab entirely), so they don’t produce a recorded deletion.