1. Quick Access Toolbar: This toolbar contains commonly used commands, such as saving, undoing, and redoing.2. Ribbon Tabs: These tabs contain groups of commands that are organized by function. The tabs include Home, Insert, Design, Layout, References, Mailings, Review, and View.3. Title bar: This bar displays the name of the document and the program name.4. Window Controls: These controls allow you to minimize, maximize, or close the window.5. Help button: This button opens the Help menu, which provides information about using Word.6. View Ruler Button: This button toggles the display of the ruler.7. Vertical Scroll Bar: This bar allows you to scroll up and down through the document.8. Browse Buttons: These buttons allow you to navigate between different parts of the document.9. Zoom Tools: These tools allow you to zoom in or out on the document.10. View Buttons: These buttons allow you to change the view of the document.11. Status Bar: This bar displays information about the document, such as the page number, word count, and language.12. Text/working area: This is the main area of the document where you type and edit text.13. Document Information: This area displays information about the document, such as the author, date created, and last modified date.14. Cursor: This is a blinking line that indicates where the next character will be inserted.15. Vertical Ruler: This ruler helps you align text and objects vertically.16. Tab Selector: This selector allows you to choose different tab stops.17. File Tab: This tab contains commands related to opening, saving, and printing files.18. Horizontal Ruler: This ruler helps you align text and objects horizontally.19. Ribbon: This is the main area of the Word interface that contains the Ribbon Tabs.