Which option helps identify accessibility issues in a document and suggests fixes?

• A. Compression
• B. Backstage View
• C. Check Accessibility
• D. Excel Table

Answer: (C)

The tool that identifies accessibility issues and suggests fixes is the accessibility checker built into office apps. It scans the document for common problems that can make content hard to use for people with disabilities—such as images without descriptive alternative text, headings that aren’t arranged properly for screen readers, and color contrasts that are too low—and then offers concrete recommendations to address them. This directly helps you detect problems and apply corrections to improve accessibility.

Compression is about reducing file size, not checking content for accessibility. Backstage View is the File tab area for managing files and settings, not for auditing accessibility. An Excel Table is a feature for organizing data in spreadsheets and isn’t about evaluating a document’s accessibility.