A) Outline
B) Raised
C) Superscript
D) Subscript
In MS Word, a character that is raised and smaller above the baseline is called:
C) Superscript
- Superscript is the correct term for a character that appears slightly raised and smaller than the standard text line. It’s often used for exponents, footnotes, or specialized symbols.
- Outline refers to adding an outline effect around text, not its positioning relative to the baseline.
- Raised is a general term and doesn’t specifically refer to text formatting in Word.
- Subscript is used for characters positioned slightly below the baseline, often for mathematical formulas or chemical notations.