Jack has just finished writing a very long document and needs to navigate back to the top, but to scroll would take much longer than Jack would like. Which keyboard shortcut instantly moves both the document view and the insertion point to the beginning of the document?

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Question [CLICK ON ANY CHOICE TO KNOW THE RIGHT ANSWER]

A	[End]
B	[Ctrl]+[Home]
C	[Ctrl]+[End]
D	None of the above

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -Go to the beginning of a document: [Ctrl]+[Home] Go to the bottom of a screen: [Ctrl]+[Page Down] Go to the top of a screen: [Ctrl]+[Page Up] Go to a specified location (page, bookmark, section): [Ctrl]+G or [F5]

Detailed explanation-2: -Scroll Bars: Since many documents are too long to fit legibly on a single computer screen, vertical and horizontal scroll bars are included to allow you to move through the document and change the area of the document that is currently being viewed on the screen.

Detailed explanation-3: -Press Ctrl+End. Press Ctrl+Page Up until you reach the top of the document. [The insertion point moves to the top of each page as you move up through the document.] At the top of the document, position the mouse pointer at the beginning of the first paragraph (beginning with In addition to).

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