A small table and a picture with alt text

Question 1 of 7

1. To insert a table, Microsoft’s path starts with:

   File > Close Home > Font Color Insert > Table Layout > Hyphenation only
2. After you insert a table, you should usually turn on:

   A blank row between every fact Merged cells for decoration Nested tables inside every cell Header row, then type column names
3. Microsoft says to avoid tables that:

   Have merged, split, or nested cells, or completely blank rows and columns Have a header row Have two columns of simple facts Sit under a heading
4. Alt text should be:

   The phrase “an image of” repeated ten times One or two sentences about the object and its context A file name typed beside the picture Empty if the picture shows something important
5. To open alt text on many Windows computers, you can:

   Double-click the header Change the font of nearby text Right-click the picture and choose View Alt Text Open Excel
6. True or false: A stylistic border can be marked as decorative instead of getting a long description.

   False True
7. If you need a table of numbers that calculate totals, a better course is:

   Microsoft Excel Basics This same lesson, using Word formulas This lesson’s notice template Workplace Writing