Match Microsoft Word commands/UI elements to their meanings: (A) END, (B) HOME, (C) Status bar — with: (1) Shows current cursor/section position, (2) Move cursor to beginning of current line, (3) Move cursor to end of document.

Introduction / Context:
Efficient document navigation depends on knowing keyboard commands and UI indicators. This question pairs common Word actions (END, HOME) and the Status bar with their typical behaviors.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• END key behavior in Word
• HOME key behavior in Word
• Status bar contents

Concept / Approach:

In Word, END usually moves the caret to the end of the current line, but in navigation contexts and many editors, END/HOME also relate to document extremities. The intent of this classic MCQ set is to associate END with moving to the end (here, of the document), HOME with beginning of line, and the Status bar as the on-screen element that reports cursor position, page count, language, and other states.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:

Word’s status bar shows Page x of y, Section, Ln/Col, etc.; keyboard shortcuts tables document HOME/END behaviors (with Ctrl variants for line vs document).

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

Swapping HOME/END roles or treating the Status bar as a command key is incorrect.

Common Pitfalls:

Forgetting Ctrl+HOME (document start) vs HOME (line start), Ctrl+END (document end) vs END (line end). Editors differ slightly; this question follows a common MCQ convention.

Final Answer:

A-3, B-2, C-1