Which view lets you see where page breaks will occur before printing?

• A. Page Layout
• B. Print Preview
• C. Page Break Preview
• D. Normal View

Answer: (C)

The idea is pagination control—seeing exactly where printed pages will start and end so you can adjust before printing. In Page Break Preview, the document is displayed with page boundaries clearly shown (the lines that mark where one printed page ends and the next begins). This lets you move those boundaries by dragging, insert or remove page breaks, and ensure content is grouped the way you want across pages. It’s the view designed specifically for managing how content splits across pages.

In contrast, Print Preview shows how the final print will look but isn’t as interactive for changing where pages break. Normal View is the standard editing view without page boundaries, and Page Layout focuses on overall printed layout but not the precise, adjustable page-break boundaries.