Brain Developer
(Page no. 34 and 35)
Section A
A. Fill in the blanks
1. Tab key is used to move the cursor to the adjoining cell of a table.
2. The Quick Tables option is used to insert predesigned table in a Word
document.
3. A small hollow square at the bottom right corner of the table is called
Table Resize.
4. AutoFit Window option adjusts the table according to the margins set
on a window.
5. Formatting controls the overall appearance of a table.
6. Splitting a cells means dividing the selected cells into separate cells.
B. State True or False
1. Press Shift + Tab key to move to the next cell. — False
2. Clicking on the Table Move Handle will select the entire table. — True
3. You can insert columns only to the left side of the selected column. —
False
4. AutoFit Contents option adjusts the column width according to the data
entered. — True
5. Cells cannot be merged in a table. — False
6. We can add a row or a column in a table by clicking on the + sign. —
True
C. Application Based Questions
Answer1. Formula option (Table Tools → Layout → Formula) should
be used to find the total marks.
Answer 2. Drag the Table Resize handle or use AutoFit Window to
enlarge the table quickly.
Section B
A. Multiple Choice Questions
1. The intersection of a column and row is called a Cell.
2. Tables group is present in the Insert tab. (b)
3. Key combination to delete selected rows and columns: Alt + Del
4. Function key to update the total in a cell: F9 ©
5. Shortcut key on numeric keypad to select entire table: Alt + 5 (b)
B. Answer the following
Answer 1. Table – A table is a grid made up of rows and columns used to organize
and display information.
Answer 2. Difference between:
Table Move Handle – Small square with four arrows at top-left of table, used to
select/move entire table.
Table Resize Handle – Small hollow square at bottom-right of table, used to resize
table.
Split Cells – Divides one cell into multiple cells.
Merge Cells – Combines two or more cells into one cell.
Answer 3. Calculate the Sum in a table – Place cursor in target cell → Layout tab
→ Formula → =SUM(ABOVE) → OK.
Answer 4. Formatting – Changing the appearance of text, cells, or table (font,
color, borders, shading) to make it attractive and clear.
. Answer 5. Quick way to change column width – Place cursor over column border
until double-headed arrow appears, then drag to adjust.
