Which operation inserts the memory buffer content in reverse order below the cursor?

• A. Paste
• B. Reverse Paste
• C. Buffer Insert
• D. Edit Buffer Line

Answer: (B)

The operation being tested is about taking what’s stored in the memory buffer and inserting it in the opposite order from how it was saved. A normal paste would drop the buffer contents in their original sequence, but reverse paste reads the buffer from end to start and inserts that reversed sequence below the cursor. So if the buffer holds A, B, C, performing a reverse paste places C, then B, then A just under the cursor. This is useful when you need a mirrored or inverted sequence without retyping. The other options either insert in the original order, insert without reversing, or modify existing text rather than inserting new material, so they don’t achieve the same effect.