Grade 10: _______________
Student Name: Answers
Lesson 10: Working with Tables
Question 1:Matching
Math each item with a statement below.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
____1. Show/Hide button
____2. table move handle
____3. Distribute Rows button
____4. Undo button
____5. More button
Question 2: True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
____1. Columns are table cells going across the page.
____2. When you have to arrange information in columns, you can use either tab stops or a table.
____3. Rows are cells going down the page.
____4. By default, Word adds borders to all cells in a table.
____5. You cannot specify an exact column width or row height in a Word table.
____6. To remove rows or columns, you must choose the Delete command in the Table menu.
____7. You cannot insert columns and rows after you have started to enter data in a table.
____8. If you select a row of cells and press the Delete key, the cells and their contents are removed.
____9. To split a cell, you must first position the insertion point in the cell.
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____10.
By default, the columns in a new table are the same width.
____11.
You can split one table into two with the Split Table command.
____12.
Borders and shading can help to make the table easier to read.
____13.
Gridlines are used for layout purposes and they do print.
____14.The AutoFit feature automatically adds borders and shading to a table.
____15.
If the table grid indicates a 5 x 4 Table, a table with five columns and four rows will be inserted in the
document.
Question 3: Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
____1. The intersection of a row and a ____ in a table is called a cell.
a. gridline
c. box
b. column
d. section
____2. The underlying boundary lines for table cells are called ____.
a. format lines
c. gridlines
b. border lines
d. table lines
____3. When you reach the end of a row and press ____, the insertion point moves to the first cell in the
next row.
a. Tab
c. Ctrl
b. Enter
d. Spacebar
____4. Removing the cell boundary between two cells is called ____ cells.
a. splitting
c. combining
b. merging
d. multiplying
____5. Converting one table cell into multiple cells is called ____ cells.
a. splitting
c. combining
b. merging
d. multiplying
____6. To adjust the width of the each column in a table automatically, use the ____ command.
a. AutoCorrect
c. AutoFit
b. AutoAdjust
d. AutoFormat
____7. To add a new row anywhere in the table, use the ____ command on the Table menu.
a. Row
c. Insert
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b. Table Addition
d. None of the above
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8. When the insertion point is located in the last cell in a table, what happens when you press [Tab]?
a. A new row is created at the bottom of the table.
b. The insertion point moves to the beginning of the row.
c. The insertion point moves to the beginning of the table.
d. The insertion point moves to the end of the cell.
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9. Which command is used to create a table?
a. Table command on the Insert group.
b. Insert Table command on the Tables group.
c. New Table command on the Tables group.
d. Table command on the Tables group.
____ 10. Item ____, shown in the above figure, is used to move the table.
a. 1
c. 3
b. 2
d. 4
____ 11. Item ____, shown in the above figure, is a row.
a. 2
c. 4
b. 3
d. 5
____ 12. Item ____, shown in the above figure, is a column.
a. 1
c. 4
b. 2
d. 5
____ 13. Which dialog box can be used to change the width of a column in a table?
a. Table Properties
c. AutoFit
b. Cell Size
d. Table Tools Layout
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____ 14. What happens when you double-click a border between two columns in a table.
a. The column becomes hidden.
b. The column automatically resizes to fit the text.
c. The column to the right is selected.
d. The column to the left is selected.
____ 15. What happens when you click a table move handle?
a. The table moves.
b. The table automatically resizes to fit the text.
c. The pointer changes to the Move pointer.
d. The table is selected.
Question 4: Completion
Complete each statement.
(Merge, Tab, Gridlines, Cell, Autofit)
1. The _________________ command automatically adjusts all column widths in a table.
2. You can ______________ cells when you want a heading in a table to span across two or more
columns.
3. To move from one cell to the next in a table, you can use the arrow keys or press ___________.
4. The intersection of a column and a row in a table is called a(n)________________.
5. ______________are the boundary lines in a table that are used for layout purposes but do not
normally print
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