The corrections are made based on entries in the AutoCorrect feature.

• A. AutoCorrect
• B. Spell Check
• C. AutoFormat
• D. AutoFill

Answer: (A)

Corrections are made automatically as you type by AutoCorrect, which uses a list of entries to replace common typos, misspellings, or abbreviations with the intended text. When you type something that matches an entry in that list, it is swapped in instantly, so your mistakes are fixed on the fly (for example, typing "teh" can become "the" if that replacement is stored). This proactive, rule-based editing is what AutoCorrect does best.

Spell Check, by contrast, looks for errors after you’ve finished typing and suggests corrections rather than changing the text automatically. AutoFormat focuses on applying consistent formatting rules automatically, not correcting the words themselves. AutoFill fills in data or completes patterns, not corrects misspelled words.