Caption and audio description controls should appear at the same menu level as which other controls?

• A. Playback controls.
• B. Volume and program selection.
• C. Subtitles only.
• D. An accessibility mode.

Answer: (B)

These controls affect how the media is presented. Caption and audio description options change what you hear and see, so placing them alongside volume and program selection keeps all presentation-related settings together in one easy-to-find area. They’re not playback actions like play or pause, so they shouldn’t sit with those controls. And captions aren’t only subtitles—captions include hearing-impaired cues—so hiding them behind an accessibility mode would make them harder to discover. Grouping them with volume and program selection supports quick, consistent access for users who rely on these features.