In Microsoft Word 2010, the Navigation pane provides several tabs that let you move through the information in your document in different ways. Which of the following is one of the standard tabs available in the Navigation pane?

Introduction / Context:
In Microsoft Word 2010, the Navigation pane is a very useful feature for working with long documents. It allows you to quickly move through headings, pages, and search results without scrolling manually. This question tests basic knowledge of the different tabs that appear in the Navigation pane and how they help you navigate a document efficiently.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• The version in use is Microsoft Word 2010.
• The Navigation pane is enabled and visible.
• We are considering the default tabs provided by Word 2010 in the Navigation pane.
• The options list different ways to browse content in a document.

Concept / Approach:
The Navigation pane in Word 2010 provides three main views. One view lets you browse by heading, which shows an outline of the document based on heading styles. Another view lets you browse by page, showing page thumbnails. A third view shows search results, highlighting places in the document that match a search term. All three are standard tabs in the same pane.

Step-by-Step Solution:
Step 1: Recall that the Navigation pane in Word 2010 has three tabs: Headings, Pages, and Results.Step 2: Compare each option with these three known tabs.Step 3: Browse by heading corresponds to the Headings tab.Step 4: Browse by search results corresponds to the Results tab.Step 5: Browse by page corresponds to the Pages tab.Step 6: Since all three are valid tabs, the correct choice is that all of these are part of the Navigation pane.
Verification / Alternative check:
You can verify this by opening Word 2010, pressing Ctrl+F to open the Navigation pane, and then looking at the three labels across the top of the pane. You will see the icons or text representing Headings, Pages, and Results. Each of the answer choices matches one of these labels, confirming that all of them are correct components of the pane.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
Each of the individual options describes only one of the three tabs and is therefore incomplete as an answer. The question asks which of the following tabs is part of the Navigation pane, and because all three listed tab types are actually present, the combined option that states all of these is the only fully correct answer.

Common Pitfalls:
Candidates sometimes remember only one or two of the tabs and assume that the Navigation pane is limited to headings or search results. Another mistake is thinking that only headings are part of navigation and forgetting the page thumbnails or search result list. It is important to remember that the Navigation pane is a multi view tool, not a single mode feature.

Final Answer:
The correct answer is “All of these”.