Which of the following features of Office 2010 houses options to configure options that affect the
document as a whole or the application itself?

A.
Ribbons

B.
Backstage View

C.
Tabs

D.
Office Button

Explanation:
Backstage View, introduced in Microsoft Office 2010, is a feature of MS Office to configure options
that affect the document as a whole, or the application itself. Backstage View can be In Excel and
houses the following commands:
Saving, opening, and closing a document as well as opening a new one
Printing a document Changing Excel options
Backstage View, a full-window file menu, replaces the Office button of Office 2007 and can be
accessed by pressing the File menu button. It provides easy access to task-centered functions such as
printing and sharing.

Answer A is incorrect. Ribbon is an area at the top of the screen below the Title Bar where almost all
the frequently used commands are placed. It makes it easier to see and find the commands to
format a document. The Ribbon groups buttons for common tasks together in tabs on a graphical interface.