What term describes a list whose items start with the bullet symbol or with symbols other than numbers?

• A. Entrance Animation
• B. Excel Table
• C. Check Accessibility
• D. Bulleted List

Answer: (D)

Bulleted lists are used when items don’t imply a specific order, and each item starts with a bullet or another symbol rather than a number. This style is called a bulleted list (an unordered list in HTML and common in word processing). The bullets can be round dots or other symbols, and you can switch the symbol or indent to show sub-items. In contrast, a numbered list assigns sequential numbers to items to show order. The other terms refer to different concepts unrelated to list formatting, such as animation, a data table, or accessibility checks. So the term that matches a list whose items start with the bullet symbol or with symbols other than numbers is bulleted list.