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Your second numbered list should start again at one, but Google

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Docs continues it at three.

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In the fictional workshop checklist, Venue has items one and two;

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Materials should also have items one and two.

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We'll restart only the second list and verify both sections.

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Open a copy of the practice document in Google Docs.

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Check that both sections contain editable numbered lists rather than typed numbers.

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If the imported DOCX lost its list formatting, select the two

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Materials lines and apply a numbered list before changing the start value.

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Click the number beside Count pens, the first item under Materials.

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Watch the cursor land in Materials before opening the menu.

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The list controls act on the list that contains your cursor.

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Leave the Venue list alone; it already starts correctly at one.

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Open List options for the selected numbered item.

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Choose Restart numbering and set the start value to one.

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Google Docs also offers Continue previous numbering; that is the

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opposite choice when the new list is meant to keep counting from Venue.

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Read the actual list numbers after the change.

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Venue should still show one, two.

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Materials should now show one, two.

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These four visible numbers are the answer check; do not rely

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on a menu closing as proof that the list restarted.

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If Materials is simply the next part of one long checklist,

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choose Continue previous numbering instead.

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That would make its items three and four.

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Use the numbering intent, not the heading break alone, to decide

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between the two commands.

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For this practice file, the correct result is Venue one, two

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and Materials one, two.

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If the Materials numbers still show three and four, target its

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first number again and choose Restart numbering.

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Keep the original Venue numbering intact.