Where can both drafts and unpublished pages be found?

• A. Archived Pages
• B. Home Page
• C. Recently Created Drafts
• D. Recently Worked On List

Answer: (D)

The concept here is how Confluence surfaces pages you’re actively working on, including drafts. When you start editing a page, a draft is created and saved for you to resume later. Confluence brings together items you’ve recently opened or edited in a single place—the Recently Worked On list. This is where drafts and unpublished pages show up so you can pick up exactly where you left off, even if you haven’t published them yet.

Archived Pages are older, saved-for-keeping content that’s no longer active, and the Home Page is just the main landing page for the space. A separate Recently Created Drafts view isn’t how Confluence organizes drafts; drafts live alongside other recently interacted-with pages in the Recently Worked On list.