A markup legend primarily shows what?

• A. It lists all file exports available.
• B. Shows a key to the symbolism used by markups.
• C. It increases the document size.
• D. It assigns colors automatically to all markups.

Answer: (B)

A markup legend provides a map of what the visual cues in markups mean. It serves as a reference that pairs each symbol, color, or label with its meaning, so you can quickly understand what each mark represents in the review. For example, the legend explains that a specific shape or color indicates a requested change, another tag might mark approval, and another line style could denote a question or comment. This isn’t about listing file exports, increasing document size, or automatically assigning colors; it’s about interpreting the symbols and conventions used in the markup so the reviewer can read the document accurately and efficiently.