In addition to Backstage view, where else can document properties be displayed?

The Properties dialog box is a dedicated area within applications such as Word that provides detailed information about a document, including properties such as the title, author, word count, and more. This dialog box can be accessed easily and provides a comprehensive overview of the document's metadata. Unlike Backstage view, which displays various options for document management and also allows access to some properties, the Properties dialog box specifically focuses on the specifics of document information.

Other options, while they may display certain features or tools related to document interaction, do not serve the same purpose of providing a detailed, consolidated view of all document properties. For instance, the toolbar primarily contains tools for editing and formatting, the status bar gives limited and summary information about the document's state, and the workspace view is where you interact directly with the document content rather than access its properties. Hence, the Properties dialog box stands out as the correct choice for displaying comprehensive document property information.