Which concept allows reusing layout settings across document pages?

• A. Bleed
• B. Slug
• C. Master Pages
• D. Facing Pages

Answer: (C)

Master Pages store a reusable page design that can be applied to many document pages, acting like a template for repeated layout elements such as headers, footers, margins, guides, and common objects. Any change you make on a master page automatically updates all pages that use it, keeping the design consistent while saving time. You can apply the same master to multiple pages and still override specific elements on individual pages if needed. Bleed is the area beyond the page edge for printing, Slug is space for production notes outside the printable area, and Facing Pages controls whether pages appear as spreads; none of these provide the centralized, reusable layout mechanism that Master Pages do.