WorksheetsMOS Word 2016 Learn by Doing Part 4 Working with Tables
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Use this icon to insert a table.
Use this icon to combine selected cells into one cell.
Use this icon to arrange a selected column in alphabetical or numerical order.
Use this icon to add a new row directly above the current row.
To insert an Excel spreadsheet into your document, you should:
Use the Table Tools, Layout tab.
Use the Layout tab, Cell Size group.
Use the Insert tab, Tables group, Tables drop‐down menu.
All of these.
Which of the following is not true when working with tables?
Columns and rows can be added after you have already begun entering table data.
Only column headings may be shaded in a table.
The direction of text in a cell can be either horizontal or vertical.
Cells can be merged and split to enhance the readability of your table.
To vertically center a table on your page:
Choose Center Alignment on the Home tab, Paragraph group.
Select your table and hit the Tab key.
Select Center in the Vertical alignment drop‐down menu from the Layout tab in the Page Setup dialog box.
It is not possible to center a table vertically.
The Cell Margins icon is used to insert formulas into a table.
True
False
Merging and splitting cells can both be done in the Merge group.
True
False
There is only one way to adjust row height.
True
False
Use this icon to
delete a cell, column, row, or table.
select the drop-down menu to select the current cell, row, column, or entire table.
add a new row directly above the current row.
add a new row directly below the current row.
Use this drop-down menu to
change the color of the table border.
add or remove borders from the selection.
change the color behind the selection.
change the color of the selected text.
