Computer Science Easy NTS Uploaded: 13 Aug 2026

What does 'Ctrl+F' do in most applications?

Correct Answer: Option B — Find text within a document

Explanation:

The Ctrl+F keyboard shortcut is widely used to open a search or 'Find' function, allowing users to locate specific text within a document.

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