Which statement about bookmarks is most accurate?

• A. A URL link
• B. A tag on a document to indicate importance
• C. Document at the top of the folder
• D. Specific location in a document

Answer: (A)

A bookmark is a saved URL that serves as a quick shortcut to a web page. It’s not a tag used to indicate importance, not a document placed at the top of a folder, and while some tools use markers inside documents, the most common and accurate idea of a bookmark is that it’s a link you store to easily return to a page.