Your table in Microsoft Word spans four pages.  You would like to have the row of column headings at the top of the table show at the top of every page.  You would like to reproduce the formatting of the heading text too.  You need to:
(a) make the correct selection in the Table Wizard.
(b) use 2 keystrokes to place the headings on as many pages as you need (even if you add more).
(c) copy and paste the column headings yourself on each page..

You need to send a promotional letter to 2,000 potential clients and you have purchased an Excel mailing list of suitable candidates.  To complete the promotion you:
(a) type the client information into a Word mail merge database, create the form letter and complete the merge.
(b) create a generic form letter and produce labels in Excel to address the envelopes.
(c) use another method.  Neither of the above methods is the best way.

You sent your colleague a copy of a report for his comments.  He returns the document to you apparently unchanged.  How do you know for sure that he hasn't changed some of your content without telling you?
(a) You would send him an e-mail and ask him what he changed.
(b) You would print out both documents and compare them paragraph by paragraph.
(c) you would make Word show you the changes that your colleague has made.

The Table of Contents shown below represents the content of a document that has almost 200 pages.  You can create a similar table of contents with:
(a) fewer than 5 keystrokes/mouse moves.
(b) between 5 and 10 keystrokes/mouse moves.
(c) more than 10 keystrokes/mouse moves.