Create a Menu Using Word

What is the initial step to add a table to a document?

• Go to the "Insert" tab and click "Table".

• Go to the "Home" tab and click "Table".

• Right-click on the page and select "Insert Table".

• Use a keyboard shortcut to create a table.

How do you combine two or more adjacent cells in a table into a single cell?

• Select the cells, then go to "Table Layout" and click "Merge Cells".

• Select the cells, then go to "Table Design" and click "Combine Cells".

• Right-click the cells and choose "Join Cells".

• Drag the border between the cells to remove it.

When inserting new rows into a table using the "Insert Below" option, what formatting characteristic do the new rows typically adopt?

• They copy the merged cell structure and formatting of the row where the cursor was placed.

• They always have a default height and no merged cells.

• They are inserted as a single, merged cell across the entire table width.

• They automatically adjust to fit the content of the previous row.

Which feature allows you to quickly correct text that was typed in the wrong case (e.g., all uppercase instead of capitalized words) without retyping?

• The "Change Case" option in the Home tab.

• The "Font Style" option in the Home tab.

• The "Text Effects" option in the Home tab.

• The "Format Painter" tool.

What action should be taken to center the text within a selected table cell?

• Click the "Align Left" button

• Click the "Align Center" button

• Click the "Align Right" button

• Click the "Distribute Rows" button

Which key allows you to select multiple non-adjacent text elements (like titles) in a document for simultaneous formatting?

• Shift key

• Alt (Option) key

• Command (Control) key

• Tab key

To remove all borders from a selected table, which option should be chosen from the Borders dropdown menu?

• Outside Borders

• Inside Borders

• No Border

• All Borders

When inserting an image into a document, which text wrapping option enables the image to be freely moved and positioned over other text or objects?

• Square

• Tight

• Behind Text

• In Front of Text