Final answer:
The provided options do not directly enable switching to read mode and advancing to the next page in Word. Typically, you would switch to Read Mode from the View tab and use arrow keys to navigate pages. None of the provided shortcuts are default for this task.
Step-by-step explanation:
To switch the current document in Microsoft Word to read mode and advance to the next page, you would need to use specific keyboard shortcuts. However, the options provided (a) Ctrl + R, (b) Alt + V, (c) Ctrl + Shift + N, and (d) F5, do not directly provide this function. Instead, to enter Read Mode in Word, you typically click on the View tab on the ribbon and then select Read Mode.
Once in Read Mode, to advance to the next page, you can use the arrow keys on your keyboard, or click on the on-screen arrows that appear within the Read Mode view. If you wish to use keyboard shortcuts to switch between views, you might need to set these up manually in Word's options as they are not default shortcuts.
Regarding the given options, none is the default shortcut for switching to Read Mode, but in a different context, for example, the F5 key is commonly used to start the Go To function which can also navigate through a document.