Which of the following is NOT a valid way to fix an orphaned page?

• A. Delete it
• B. Reorder it
• C. Edit or move it
• D. Lock it

Answer: (D)

An orphaned page is one that sits without a parent in the page tree, so it isn’t attached to any higher-level page. Fixing this means changing where the page sits in the hierarchy: you move it under a parent page or delete it if it isn’t needed. Moving the page (or editing with the move action) assigns a new parent and makes it part of the proper structure. Deleting it removes it entirely, which also resolves the orphan status if the page isn’t required. Reordering affects only the order among sibling pages and does not establish a parent-child relationship, so it doesn’t fix the orphan. Locking changes who can view or edit the page, not its position in the hierarchy, so it also doesn’t fix the orphaned status.