Which feature keeps track of the changes you make to a document, such as in word processing?

• A. Auto Save
• B. Revision History
• C. Track Changes
• D. Version Control

Answer: (C)

When you want to see exactly what changed in a document, including who made each change and when, you need a system that marks edits as they happen. Track Changes does just that in most word processors: it highlights insertions and deletions, and often shows comments, so you can review, accept, or reject each modification. This makes collaboration clear and the revision process manageable.

Auto Save, on the other hand, simply saves the current state without showing what changed. Revision History stores earlier versions but doesn’t necessarily display every modification inline in the active document. Version Control is geared toward managing code and multiple files over time, not typical word-processing documents. Track Changes is the feature that directly tracks and presents edits within the document itself.