How can you review track changes in Word?

To review tracked changes in Word, the correct approach is to access the "Review" tab where you will find the "Accept" or "Reject" buttons. This functionality allows you to methodically go through each change made to the document, providing you with the ability to either accept or reject proposed edits. Utilizing these buttons not only facilitates a structured review of changes but also ensures that you maintain a clear and organized editing process.

When using the "Review" tab, you can also see other features related to tracking changes, such as the ability to display changes in various formats, which can further enhance your review process. This functionality is integral for collaborative work, where multiple users might be editing a document, allowing you to make informed decisions on what edits to incorporate or disregard.

The other methods proposed do not directly facilitate a comprehensive review of track changes. Selecting "Track Changes" in the "File" tab does not allow for specific change acceptance or rejection; it simply toggles the feature on or off. Highlighting changes and pressing the delete key would remove the changes without a structured review, and navigating to the "Editing" section in the "Home" tab does not provide the necessary tools for managing tracked changes efficiently.