How do you delete a selected comment in Word?

How do you delete a selected comment in Word?

• A. Home Ribbon Tab, Editing Group, Delete
• B. View Ribbon Tab, Show group, Delete
• C. Review Ribbon Tab, Comments Ribbon Group, Delete button
• D. Review Ribbon Tab, Proofing Group, Delete

Answer: (C)

Deleting a selected comment in Word is done from the Review tab, in the Comments group, by clicking Delete. This area is where Word groups tools for managing comments, so selecting the comment and using Delete removes that specific comment. The other ribbons don’t host the comment-deletion command: the Home tab’s Editing group isn’t about comments, the View tab doesn’t provide a delete option for comments, and the Proofing group contains spelling and grammar tools rather than comment management. So the path you want is the Review tab, the Comments group, Delete. If you need to remove all comments, there are related options in the same area.

Deleting a selected comment in Word is done from the Review tab, in the Comments group, by clicking Delete. This area is where Word groups tools for managing comments, so selecting the comment and using Delete removes that specific comment. The other ribbons don’t host the comment-deletion command: the Home tab’s Editing group isn’t about comments, the View tab doesn’t provide a delete option for comments, and the Proofing group contains spelling and grammar tools rather than comment management. So the path you want is the Review tab, the Comments group, Delete. If you need to remove all comments, there are related options in the same area.