Word: Tables, Styles, & References

In a table, columns go

• Up and down
• Right to Left
• There are no columns in tables
• All of the above

In a table, rows go

• Up and down
• Right to Left
• There are no columns in tables
• All of the above

This function can be used to put information in ascending or number order.

• Formula
• Sort
• Format
• File

In order to see the contextual tab, TABLE TOOLS you must

• Click on the ribbon
• Be in the document
• Have the insertion point within the table
• TABLE TOOLS tab doesn't exist

Columns and/or rows can not be added to a table once it is created?

• True
• False

Pressing which key will move the insertion point to the next cell in a table.

• Enter
• Ctrl
• Alt
• Tab

Two different sections in a document can

• have different page number formatting
• have different footers
• have different amounts of columns
• all of the above 

When giving credit to a source you need to insert a

• Table of Conents
• Cover Page
• Citation
• Spell Check

How is inserting a Next Page break different from entering a Page Break?

• Both send the insertion point to the next page
• Next page break creates a new page within the same section
• Next page break creates a new page and a new section
• They are the same

If you are working in a document and you would like to to have one column on the top of the page, but two columns on the bottom portion of the page which type of break would be required to accomplish this?

• Next Page break
• Continuous break
• Column break
• Page break