In Microsoft Word, there are several important sections, features, and names that are commonly used for various document-related tasks. Understanding these can help you navigate and work efficiently in Word. Here are some additional important sections, names, and features:

1. Title Bar: The top bar of the Word window displays the document's name and the name of the program (Microsoft Word).

2. Quick Access Toolbar: A customizable toolbar located above the ribbon that allows you to add frequently used commands for quick access.

3. Ribbon: The Ribbon is the tabbed menu bar below the Title Bar. It contains various tabs, such as "Home," "Insert," "Page Layout," etc., each containing commands and options related to specific tasks.

4. File Tab (Backstage View): Clicking the File tab opens the Backstage View, where you can perform document-related actions like creating new documents, saving, printing, and managing document properties.

5. Document Area: The main working area where you edit and format your document.

6. Status Bar: Located at the bottom of the Word window, it displays information about the current document, such as page count, word count, and zoom level.

7. Cursor: The blinking vertical line in the document area indicates where text or objects will be inserted or edited.

8. Paragraph Marks (¶): These symbols represent the end of a paragraph and can be toggled on/off using the ¶ button on the Home tab. They show formatting marks, line breaks, and paragraph spacing.

9. Page Breaks: Marks where one page ends and another begins. You can insert manual page breaks as needed.

10. Header and Footer: Areas at the top (header) and bottom (footer) of each page where you can add content like page numbers, document titles, and dates. Accessible via the "Header & Footer" tab or by double-clicking in those areas.

11. Page Numbers: You can insert page numbers in the header or footer to indicate the page's position within the document.

12. Styles: Word provides predefined styles for text, headings, and more, allowing you to maintain consistent formatting throughout your document.

13. Bibliography and Citations: Used for managing citations and generating bibliographies. Accessible through the "References" tab.

14. Table of Contents: Automatically generates a table of contents based on the document's headings. Accessed through the "References" tab.

15. Table of Figures: Similar to the table of contents, but for figures (images, charts, etc.).

16. Mail Merge: A feature used to create personalized documents by merging data from a data source (e.g., Excel spreadsheet) with a Word document. Accessed through the "Mailings" tab.

17. Reviewing Pane: Used for tracking changes and comments when collaborating on a document. Accessed through the "Review" tab.

18. Document Views: Word offers different views, such as Print Layout, Web Layout, and Outline View, to help you work on your document in the most suitable format.

19. Zoom Slider: Located on the status bar, it allows you to adjust the zoom level of the document for better readability.

20. Spell Check and Grammar Check: Word includes built-in spelling and grammar checking tools, accessible through the "Review" tab.

21. Thesaurus: A feature that provides synonyms and antonyms for selected words, accessible via the "Review" tab.

22. SmartArt: Used for creating diagrams and visual representations of information. Accessed through the "Insert" tab.

23. Equation Editor: Allows you to insert and format mathematical equations within your document. Found under the "Insert" tab.

24. Footnotes and Endnotes: Used for adding references or additional information to your document. Accessed through the "References" tab.

25. Word Count: Provides statistics on the document, including the number of words, characters, paragraphs, and more. Found on the status bar.