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Worksheet No. 5.1 Class: 5 27.08 .2021 COMPUTER CHAPTER 5
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D. Answer the following:
1. Explain any two methods to insert a table in a Word document?
Step-1: Click on the Table button in the Tables group on the Insert tab.
Step-2: Move the mouse pointer over the grid and cover the number of rows and columns we
want in the table.
b. Using insert table dialog box
Step-1: Click on the Table button in the Tables group on the Insert tab. Select insert table option.
Step-2: Insert table dialog box appear.
STEP-3 : Specify the number of rows and columns and click ok.
2. How will you insert a column in a table?
Ans.: The use of split Cells option is to divide a cell into many cells.
6. Briefly explain the quick way by which you can change the column width in a table.
Ans.: The column width can be quickly changed by placing the mouse pointer on the column border and dragging
the double headed arrow. Drag right or left to increase or decrease the column width.
Synopsis:-
Tables are used to organise and present data in a neat and ordered way.
You can insert and delete a row or column in a table.
You can change the row height and column width in a table.
To merge cells means to combine two or more cells into one cell.
To split a cell means to divide it into two or more cells.
You can increase or decrease the size of a table
You can enhance the appearance of a table by applying borders and shading.
Vertical and horizontal alignment determines how data is placed in a Cell.
Worksheet:-
A) Fill in the blanks:-
1) A ______ ______ ______ can have unlimited rows and maximum of 63 columns. 2) After entering the data in a
_______ we can make changes in it if we need to. 3) We can also use the________ ______ to insert rows columns
and cells. 4) _______ ________ determines how the text or numbers are _______ in a Cell. 5) When we type text in
a table cell it appears _____.
B) Define the terms:-
1) Cell 2) Column 3) Row 4) Table
C) Write steps:-
1) To create a table ( anyone) 2) To change cell alignment. 3) To change the text direction.
D) Answer the following questions:-
1) Name two keys through which we can move from one cell to another. 2) What is the main difference between
margin cell and splitting cell? 3) What is cell alignment? Name two types of alignment. 4) What is the changing of
text direction? 5) Write the differences between vertical alignment and horizontal alignment.
1. Individual boxes in a table are referred to as:
A. Cells
B. Boxes
C. Rows
D. Columns
2. A group of boxes in a table that go up and down (vertical) are called:
A. Grids
B. Boxes
C. Rows
D. Columns
4. The lines that outline and divide boxes in a table are referred to as:
A. Shading
B. Borders
C. Style
D. Cells
5. Combining two or more cells to make one is called:
A. Combining
B. Joining
C. Merging
D. Creating
6. Applying a color background to a cell is called:
A. Painting
B. Coloring
C. Shading
D. Styling
7. One way to add additional rows to a table is to click in the last cell of the table and press:
A. Enter
B. Space
C. Tab
D. Shift + Enter
8. After you create a table, the two new ribbons that appear are:
A. Insert and Layout
B. Insert and Design
C. Design and Layout
D. Tables and Design
9. The main purpose of using tables in documents is to:
A. Create extra work
B. Organize information
C. Add decoration to a document
D. None of the above
10. To add a table to the document, you should click the __ tab in Word.
A. Home
B. Edit
C. Insert
D. Layout
11. What is a grid of rows and columns used to display and organize information ?
A. Chart
B. Report
C. Table
D. Letter
12. Where are the commands for inserting a new column or row located?
A. Layout Tab, Rows and Columns Group, Insert Above and Insert Below
B. Insert Tab, Rows and Columns Group, New Column and New Row
C. Design Tab, Table Styles, Rows and Columns Adding
D. Draw a New Table
13. Columns and/or rows can not be added to a table once it is created?
A. True
B. False
14. Given the highlighted area in the image, how many rows and columns would be in the resulting table?
A. 3x3
B. 3x6
C. 6x4
D. 6x6
15. On both of the tables you were to create for my class, what alignment was to be used for all of the text?
A. Left
B. Center
C. Right
D. Full Justify