Checking the reading level of a Word document can be useful for ensuring that the document is appropriate for its intended audience. The reading level is a measure of the complexity of the text, and it is typically expressed as a grade level. For example, a text with a reading level of 8th grade would be appropriate for students in the 8th grade.
There are a few different ways to check the reading level of a Word document. One way is to use the built-in readability statistics tool. To do this, open the document in Word and click on the “Review” tab. Then, click on the “Spelling & Grammar” button and select “Readability Statistics” from the drop-down menu. The readability statistics will be displayed in a dialog box.
