On the changed page, where is the change number printed?

• A. Upper Corner
• B. Lower Corner
• C. Center
• D. Footer

Answer: (B)

Tracking changes with a change number helps you quickly identify which revision of the page you’re reviewing. The change number is placed in the lower corner so it stays out of the main text while remaining easy to spot on every page, even after printing, binding, or stacking. This location keeps the identifier visible without interfering with headers or the page’s content. Placing it in the upper corner would clash with headers or margins and be less noticeable, and the center would disrupt readability. Putting it in the lower corner aligns with how revision markers are typically kept unobtrusive yet readily accessible.