Discussion
In MS Word, applying Strikethrough to text
Answer: A
Correct answer: draws a horizontal line through the middle of the characters
Strikethrough draws a line through the middle of the characters, marking them as deleted or superseded while leaving them readable. Its shortcut is Ctrl + D followed by the checkbox in the Font dialogue, and it also has a button in the Font group. It is used in drafting and in legal work, where deleted wording must remain visible so that the change can be seen. Track Changes uses the same effect to show deletions, though that is applied automatically rather than by hand. Double strikethrough is a separate option in the Font dialogue. The other options describe different features. Deleting text is done with the Delete key. Double underline is applied with Ctrl + Shift + D. Small capitals, Ctrl + Shift + K, renders lower-case letters as smaller capitals and is used in headings and in some styles of citation. None of these alters the underlying characters, so text remains searchable however it is formatted.
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