Ctrl + Y Shortcut is used in Microsoft Word to                             ?

The correct answer is Repeat the last Action because the Ctrl+Y hotkey functions as the universal Redo command, reversing an undo operation or repeating a formatting task.

• Step 1 (Operational Mechanics): In text processing workflows, Ctrl+Y acts as the direct counterpart to the Undo command. If a user deletes a word and hits Undo, hitting Ctrl+Y will 'redo' or repeat that deletion.


• Step 2 (Productivity Benefit): If an editor applies a specific style (like bolding and a color shift) to a text selection, highlighting a new word and pressing Ctrl+Y duplicates that exact formatting change instantly.


• Incorrect Options:
  
  
  
  • Undo the last Action is incorrect because reversing a mistaken keystroke or deletion is strictly assigned to the Ctrl+Z shortcut.
  
  
  • Delete the last Action is incorrect because deleting historical edits sequentially is handled through active undo histories or manual editing, not a specific delete hotkey.
  
  
  • None of the above is incorrect because 'Repeat the last Action' accurately describes the core functional purpose of Ctrl+Y.