Where is the change number printed on the changed page?

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

Answer: (A)

Revision information is kept out of the main text and placed where it’s easy to spot without interrupting reading. The lower corner is chosen because it stays visible when pages are flipped or stacked, even after binding or printing, so you can quickly verify the page’s currency. This non-intrusive location lets you see the change number at a glance while keeping the content area clean and readable. Placing revision marks in the upper corner or center can clash with headers, notes, or the page’s layout, and putting them in the footer can make them easy to overlook or be altered during formatting.