Saturday, 13 September 2014

Test 9

1.
The quickest way to insert a table is by using which of the following methods?
A.dragging
B.Insert Table dialog box
C.drawing
D.all of the above


2.
A table's alignment may be set from which of the following locations?
A.Table Properties dialog box
B.Design tab
C.Layout tab
D.all of the above


3.
How many cells can you choose to merge into one?
A.two
B.three
C.four
D.five or more


4.
To create a large table with 60 rows and 30 columns, use the Table menu by dragging the mouse pointer to specify the number of rows and columns that you want.
A.True
B.False


5.
The pencil tool can draw only vertical and horizontal lines.
A.True
B.False


6.
Cells can be split horizontally, but not vertically.
A.True
B.False


7.
When you want to draw a complex table with the rows and columns exactly where you want them, which option should you use?
A.the dragging method
B.the Insert Table dialog box
C.the Draw Table command
D.insert a Quick Table


8.
When you use drag-and-drop editing to move rows or columns and the mouse pointer changes to a move pointer, what does the insertion point become?
A.a dashed line
B.a solid arrow
C.a thick solid line
D.a dotted line


9.
When you specify a header row in the Table Style Options group, what is done to the row?
A.It is split from the rest of the table.
B.It is changed to a column.
C.It is formatted specially.
D.Nothing.


10.
What must a formula begin with for Word to consider any text that follows to be a formula?
A.a colon (:)
B.the word “function”
C.an equal sign (=)
D.the word “formula”



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