1. B. To force content to start on a new pagePage breaks create a clear separation in the document, allowing for better organization.2, D. Creates a structured list of topics and corresponding page numbersAn auto table of contents helps readers locate sections quickly by listing headings and their page numbers.3. C. To separate chapters or sectionsPage breaks are typically used to divide different parts of a document for clarity.4, B. It provides a quick overview of the document's structure and topicsThis feature allows readers to understand the layout and main topics without reading the entire document.5. A. Inserting a page numberPage numbers can be added without needing a page break, as they are usually placed in headers or footers.6. C. Auto Table of ContentsThis feature complements page breaks by enhancing navigation in lengthy documents.7. C. Accessing the "References" tab and selecting the "Table of Contents"This is the standard method to insert an auto-generated table of contents in most word processors.8. B. Organizing the document layout and structure for a better reading experienceUsing both features improves readability and helps maintain a logical flow in the document.9. B. It dynamically updates based on the document's headings and subheadingsThe auto table of contents reflects changes made to headings, ensuring it stays current with the document structure.10. A. Improving organization and accessibility of the contentAutomated features streamline the document creation process, making it easier for readers to navigate.