“Ctrl + Right Arrow” Shortcut key is used in Ms Word to                           ?

The correct answer is Moves the cursor one word right because combining the Control key with directional arrows allows the user to jump across entire words instead of single characters.

• Step 1 (Navigation Logic): Striking the raw Right Arrow key steps the blinking insertion cursor forward by a single letter or punctuation mark.


• Step 2 (Application): Holding down the Ctrl key while tapping the Right Arrow modifies this behavior, instructing the cursor to instantly leap over the immediate word boundary and settle perfectly at the start of the next word. This greatly speeds up manual text navigation.


• Incorrect Options:
  
  
  
  • Moves the cursor to the end of the line is incorrect because jumping straight to the absolute tail end of a current text row is executed using the End key.
  
  
  • Moves the cursor to the end of the document is incorrect because sending the cursor to the final page of the entire file requires pressing Ctrl+End.
  
  
  • Moves the cursor one paragraph down is incorrect because skipping down to the start of the next complete paragraph block uses the Ctrl+Down Arrow shortcut.