Which feature enables user management of closed captions in media players?

• A. Resize Text controls are provided for the media player.
• B. Media players provide user controls for closed captions.
• C. Audio Description Controls are available but not required.
• D. No caption-related controls are necessary.

Answer: (B)

Allowing users to manage closed captions requires dedicated controls built into the media player. When a player provides user controls for captions, viewers can turn captions on or off, adjust how they look (size, color, background, font style), and sometimes select caption languages if available. This direct control makes captions usable according to individual preferences and needs, which is the whole point of caption accessibility.

Other options don’t address this management capability. Resize Text controls affect general UI text size rather than caption display specifically. Audio Description Controls relate to narration for visually impaired users, not to captions. Saying no caption-related controls are necessary contradicts the goal of letting users tailor captions to their viewing needs.