Which of the following is the correct shortcut to open the 'Header and Footer' dialog box in MS Word? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which of the following is the correct shortcut to open the 'Header and Footer' dialog box in MS Word?
A. Insert > Header & Footer
B. Alt + H, H
C. Ctrl + H
D. Double-click the header area
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKExamLibrary)
Double-clicking the top margin or the header area activates the header/footer. There is no single keyboard shortcut; Alt+H,H opens the Header/Footer gallery, but double-click is most direct. However, the question may expect 'Insert > Header & Footer' but that's not a shortcut. I'll choose the most common method: double-click.

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