What element of Word window to check tab settings applied to text?

[The Yellow Watchdog]

I'm in a Word 2003 course and none of the answers to this question seem right
to me:
What element of the Word program window can be used to check the tab
settings applied to text?
A. Formatting toolbar
B. Standard toolbar
C Receal Formatting task pane
D. Styles and Formatting task pane
I check the horizontal ruler and Format/Tabs ...am I missing something? Can
anyone verify that A, B, C, or D is correct?
Thanks!

 

[Carol]

Reveal Formatting would show you where your tabs are set and you could also
click on Format | Tabs and see where your tabs are set. In theory, you could
also see your tab settings if you modify the style.

 

[Tony Jollans]

Can't you ask your tutor if you're on a course?

There are many different ways to do most things in Word. There is nothing
wrong with using the ruler or Format > Tabs but what you're missing, and
what your course is trying to teach you, is that there are also other ways
of seeing the same information, in this case in a slightly different
context.

I'm sure most people who answer questions here can tell you which answer is
correct but you would learn a lot more by looking at each of the options
yourself - one of them will show you the tabs you have set.

 

[Deborah Jean]

You could select the text and then look at the ruler or go to Format tabs and
it should reveal it as well as the reveal formatting option.

Deborah Jean