MS Word - Tables

Individual boxes in a table are referred to as:

• Cells
• Boxes
• Rows
• Columns

A group of boxes in a table that go up and down (vertical) are called:

• Grids
• Boxes
• Rows
• Columns

A group of boxes in a table that go side to side (horizontal) are called:

• Grids
• Boxes
• Rows
• Columns

The lines that outline and divide boxes in a table are referred to as:

• Shading
• Borders
• Style
• Cells

Combining two or more cells to make one is called:

• Combining
• Joining
• Merging
• Creating

Applying a color background to a cell is called:

• Painting
• Coloring
• Shading
• Styling

One way to add additional rows to a table is to click in the last cell of the table and press:

• Enter
• Space
• Tab
• Shift + Enter

After you create a table, the two new ribbons that appear are:

• Insert and Layout
• Insert and Design
• Design and Layout
• Tables and Design

The main purpose of using tables in documents is to:

• Create extra work
• Organize information
• Add decoration to a document
• None of the above

To add a table to the document, you should click the __ tab in Word.

• Home
• Edit
• Insert
• Layout