Which term refers to the labels that appear over each tab and command on the ribbon?

Which term refers to the labels that appear over each tab and command on the ribbon?

• A. screentip
• B. status bar
• C. key tips
• D. worksheet

Answer: (C)

Key Tips are the labels that appear on the ribbon for keyboard access. When you press Alt, small letters or symbols overlay each tab and command, showing the keystrokes you can press to activate that tab or command without using the mouse. This makes navigation and command execution faster for keyboard-only users. Screentips are tooltip-like descriptions that appear when you hover the mouse over a control, not the overlay of keyboard-access labels. The status bar sits at the bottom of the window and shows information like page numbers, while a worksheet refers to a spreadsheet page in Excel.

Key Tips are the labels that appear on the ribbon for keyboard access. When you press Alt, small letters or symbols overlay each tab and command, showing the keystrokes you can press to activate that tab or command without using the mouse. This makes navigation and command execution faster for keyboard-only users. Screentips are tooltip-like descriptions that appear when you hover the mouse over a control, not the overlay of keyboard-access labels. The status bar sits at the bottom of the window and shows information like page numbers, while a worksheet refers to a spreadsheet page in Excel.