Chapter 14 - Working With Tables

  1. What features in Word make the task of arranging text and numbers in columns both quick and easy? p. 271 - table features
  2. What represents one intersection of a row and a column in a table? p. 271 - a cell
  3. In a table, what goes across? p. 271 - rows. What goes down? columns
  4. What are the boundary lines in a table called that don't print? p. 271 - gridlines
  5. If the table grid indicates a 2 x 3 table, how many rows and columns will be inserted? p. 272 - 2 rows and 3 columns
  6. How do you insert a new row at the end of a table? p. 273 - position the insertion point in the last table cell and press Tab
  7. How do you insert a new row anywhere else in the table? p. 273 - use the Insert command in the Table menu
  8. If you select the content in a cell or group of cells and press Delete, what happens? p. 273 - the text is deleted but the cells are still there
  9. To remove rows or columns, what do you have to do? p. 273 - choose the Delete command in the Table menu
  10. What is merging cells? p. 273 - removing the boundary between two cells
  11. What is splitting cells? p. 273 - converting a cell into multiple cells
  12. Does the insertion point have to be in the cell to split a cell? p. 273 - yes
  13. How do you split a table into two separate tables? p. 273 - by selecting Split Table from the Table menu
  14. What tool is very useful for creating complex tables that require cells of different heights or a varying number of columns per row? p. 274 - the Draw Table tool where you use the mouse to draw the table
  15. What tool enables you to remove cell boundaries? p. 274 - the Eraser tool
  16. What toolbar contains the Draw Table button and Eraser tolls? p. 275 - the Tables and Borders toolbar
  17. What can greatly enhance the appearance of a table and even help to make the table easier to read? p. 278 - borders and shading
  18. How do you adjust the thickness of table borders? p. 278 - use the Line Weight list box on the Tables & Borders toolbar
  19. If the text that you enter is wider than the table's column, what happens? p. 279 - Word automatically wraps the text to a new line within the cell
  20. How do you move the insertion point to the next cell to the right in a table? p. 279 - press Tab
  21. How do you move the insertion point to the first cell in the next row? p. 279 - press Tab
  22. What editing can you do of table text? p. 279 - insert, delete, copy or move text within the table cells; apply several formats to change the font and alignment
  23. How do you change the direction of text in a table cell? p. 280 - by clicking the Change Text Direction button
  24. When you create a table grid, does Word make all the columns the same width? p. 281 - yes
  25. How do you specify an exact column width or row height? p. 281 - use the Table Properties command on the Table menu. Or you can drag a border to a new position
  26. What feature lets you adjust the width of each column automatically? p. 281 - the AutoFit feature
  27. How does sorting data in ascending order arrange the data? Descending order? p. 282 - in alphabetical order from A to Z or numerical order from lowest number to highest number. A descending sort rearranges the data in alph. order from Z to A or numerical order from highest to lowest number
  28. When converting text to a table, what does Word use to determine the number of columns needed? p. 284 - paragraphs, tabs, or commas in the text. Word inserts tabs to show where the column breaks are.
  29. What does the AutoFormat feature include? p. 284 - several built-in table styles that include borders, background shading, and character formats

    Chapter 15 - Enhancing Documents
  30. What is the process of using a computer to combine text and graphics to create an attractive document called? p. 291 - Desktop Publishing
  31. In the early days of personal computers, there were separate applications for desktop publishing, but today you can accomplish these kinds of formatting tasks with what? p. 291 - most word-processing programs, like Word
  32. To adjust where a column ends, what can you insert? p. 291 - a hard column break
  33. What do you create when you insert page numbers? p. 295 - headers or footers
  34. What are headers and footers? p. 295 - they are information and/or graphics that print in the top and bottom margins of each page
  35. Do page numbers have more than one alignment option? p. 295 - yes, several - right, left, center
  36. Where are footnotes inserted? p. 296 - at the bottom of the page on which the note is referenced in the document
  37. Where are endnotes inserted? p. 296 - at the end of a document all together
  38. Can footnotes be easily converted to endnotes? p. 296 - yes, with Word's conversion feature
  39. What is a letter or numeral set above the text base line that serves as an in-text reference to an endnote or footnote called? p. 296 - a superscript
  40. What are graphics? p. 298 - items other than text, can include photos, borders, clip art, and drawing objects
  41. What is clip art? p. 298 - artwork ready to insert in a document
  42. Can clip art only be accessed that's saved in the Office Collections folder? p. 298 - no, also clip art you've saved in the My Collections folder can be accessed
  43. How do you insert a picture? p. 298 - position the insertion point where you want the picture inserted, open the Insert menu, choose Picture, and select From File from the submenu
  44. What must you do to work on a graphic? p. 300 - click on it to select it first
  45. As you drag the sizing handle of a graphic, can you see the effects of the change on your screen? p. 300 - yes
  46. When you scale a graphic proportionally, what are you doing? p. 300 - changing all dimensions of the graphic approximately equally
  47. What is cropping? p. 300 - cutting off portions of the graphic that you do not want to show
  48. How can you create a tighter wrap around the graphic? p. 302 - edit the wrap points
  49. Know the text wrapping options and what they do. See p. 302, Figure 15-9
  50. What feature enables you to transform text into a graphic? p. 303 - WordArt
  51. What happens when you insert a drawing object in Word? p. 305 - a drawing canvas displays that helps you arrange your drawing and keep parts of your drawing together. Press Escape before you start to draw if you don't want it to display.
  52. You use the tools on which toolbar to create your own artwork in a document? p. 305 - Drawing toolbar
  53. What is a template? p. 308 - a file that contains document, paragraph, and character formats for documents that you create frequently
  54. Can you can resize and reposition AutoShapes? p. 308 - yes, in the same way you can change the size and position of pictures and drawing objects
  55. What is a set of formatting characteristics that you can apply to text, tables, and lists in your document? p. 310 - a style
  56. What is a thesaurus? p. 311 - a compilation of alternative words or synonyms
  57. How can you create your own text entries which are then added to the AutoComplete set of words? p. 312 - with AutoText
  58. When you accept a ScreenTip that suggests how to complete a word or phrase as you key, what feature are you using? p. 312 - Word's AutoComplete feature
  59. The AutoRecover feature automatically saves a temporary copy of your document by default how often? p. 312 - every 10 minutes
  60. What would you use to quickly insert a star or arrow into your document as a graphic? p. 314 - AutoShape from the Drawing toolbar