Question

comparing resequencing features
which statement accurately compares the restart at 1 and continue numbering features of word?
both can be used to make a new list.
both can be used to maintain the numbering order in a list.
the continue numbering feature can be used to maintain the numbering order in a list and the restart at 1 feature can be used to make a new list.
the continue numbering feature can be used to make a new list and the restart at 1 feature can be used to maintain the numbering order in a list.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: "Both can be used to make a new list" is incorrect. "Restart at 1" starts a new list (resets numbering), but "Continue Numbering" maintains the existing sequence, not make a new list.
• Option 2: "Both can be used to maintain the numbering order" is incorrect. "Restart at 1" resets numbering (doesn't maintain order), while "Continue Numbering" does.
• Option 3: "The Continue Numbering feature can be used to maintain the numbering order in a list and the Restart at 1 feature can be used to make a new list" is correct. "Continue Numbering" keeps the numbering sequence (e.g., if previous list ended at 5, it continues from 6), and "Restart at 1" starts a new list (resets to 1, creating a new numbered list).
• Option 4: Swaps the functions, so it's incorrect.

Answer:

C. The Continue Numbering feature can be used to maintain the numbering order in a list and the Restart at 1 feature can be used to make a new list.