A) Tables that contain information arranged. B) A chart used to display trends. C) A paragraph of text with no formatting. D) A list of images on a page.
A) Vertical Columns and Cells(Intersection of a Row and Column B) Horizontal Rows and Cells(Intersection of a Row and Column C) Horizontal Rows and Vertical Columns D) Horizontal Rows, Vertical Columns, and Cells(Intersection of a Row and Column)
A) A command used to delete a Table. B) A tool used to insert a table by selecting the number of rows and columns visually. C) A way to insert pictures into a document. D) A feature that changes the color of a Table.
A) The Table is locked and cannot be moved. B) The table cannot be edited. C) The Table only contains one row. D) The Table has no visible borders or gridlines around cells
A) The table only contains text without formatting. B) The table cannot be edited. C) The table has visible borders or gridlines around the cells. D) The table is hidden from view.
A) The same as all other data with no changes. B) In Bold Type and Large Font. C) In random font styles. D) In lowercase letters only.
A) Randomly aligned. B) Left-aligned only. C) Right-aligned only. D) Centered over each column.
A) Right-aligned or aligned with the numbers in the column. B) Randomly aligned C) Centered D) Left-aligned
A) Inside the first row of the table. B) At the top of the table. C) In the middle of the table. D) Below the table, aligned to the left.
A) False B) True
A) True B) False
A) To delete parts of a table. B) To insert images into a document. C) To add lines and background color to enhance the appearance and organization of a table. D) To change the font style of text.
A) Only one style. B) Many different styles to choose from. C) Two styles. D) No styles are available.
A) Only in presentations B) Only in emails C) Letters - Reports - Memos D) Only in spreadsheets
A) Bottom the Table Vertically and Horizontally. B) Where ever you would like to place it. C) Center the Table Vertically and Horizontally. D) Top the Table Vertically and Horizontally.
A) Design - Insert Table B) Layout - Insert Table C) Insert - Insert Table D) Home - Insert
A) Table Tools - Home & Design B) Table Tools - Design & Layout C) Table Tools - Home & Layout D) Table Tools - Home & Draw
A) Design B) Layout C) Draw D) Home
A) Home B) Draw C) Layout D) Design
A) 18pt. B) 14pt. C) 12pt. D) 16pt.
A) Right click on the mouse, select Table Properties, select row, place a check mark, type in the size, and OK B) Highlight the row, right click on the mouse, select Table Properties, select row, place a check mark, type in the size, and OK. C) Highlight the row, right click on the mouse, select Table Properties, select row, place a check mark, and type in the size. D) Highlight the row, right click on the mouse, select Table Properties, select row, place a check mark, and OK
A) Highlight the row, right click on the mouse, select Table Properties, select column, place a check mark, and OK. B) Highlight the row, right click on the mouse, select Table Properties, select column, place a check mark, and type in the size C) Right click on the mouse, select Table Properties, select column, place a check mark, type in the size, and OK. D) Highlight the row, right click on the mouse, select Table Properties, select column, place a check mark, type in the size, and OK.
A) Highlight the Row, Table Tools, and Layout B) Highlight the Row, Table Tools, Layout & Select Insert Table C) Highlight the Row, Table Tools, Layout & Select Split Cells Cells D) Highlight the Row, Table Tools, Layout & Select Merge Cells
A) Highlight the cell(s)- Table Properties - Select Table - Select Alignment - OK B) Highlight the cell(s)- Table Properties - Select Cell - Select Alignment - OK C) Highlight the cell(s)- Table Properties - Select Row - Select Alignment - OK D) Highlight the cell(s)- Table Properties - Select Column - Select Alignment - OK
A) Typing text normally and pressing Enter repeatedly B) Using the Quick Tables gallery for preformatted tables C) Drawing a table manually with the Draw Table tool D) Using the Insert Table option from the ribbon |