You can quickly find what you’re looking for on the Internet with Chrome's search features, including searching within a webpage. What functions can you perform?

Highlighting a word or phrase and then right-clicking it in Chrome brings up a context menu. This menu typically includes options like "Search Google for [highlighted text]," which allows you to quickly find more information about that specific text without manually typing it into the search bar. This is a direct and efficient way to leverage Chrome's search capabilities within a webpage. Option A is incorrect because while you can right-click, finding the etymology directly isn't a standard, immediate function of the right-click menu without an extension. Option B is incorrect because there isn't a built-in "Look Up" feature with all those combined functionalities as a single, labeled option in Chrome's default right-click menu. While you can search for definitions, translations, etc., it's usually done via the "Search Google" option, not a dedicated "Look Up" feature.