What is the method to select the entire table?

What is the method to select the entire table?

• A. Click inside table
• B. Double-click inside table
• C. Click the Table Move Handle
• D. Press Ctrl+A in the document

Answer: (C)

Selecting the entire table in Word is done with the Table Move Handle. This is the small square at the top-left corner of the table; clicking it selects the whole table as one object, so you can move, delete, or format it as a unit. Clicking inside the table just places the cursor in a cell, and double-clicking inside a table typically edits inside a cell or triggers layout actions rather than selecting the whole table. Pressing Ctrl+A would select everything in the document, not just the table.

Selecting the entire table in Word is done with the Table Move Handle. This is the small square at the top-left corner of the table; clicking it selects the whole table as one object, so you can move, delete, or format it as a unit. Clicking inside the table just places the cursor in a cell, and double-clicking inside a table typically edits inside a cell or triggers layout actions rather than selecting the whole table. Pressing Ctrl+A would select everything in the document, not just the table.