Which action selects the third row in a table?

Which action selects the third row in a table?

• A. In the Table Ribbon Group, click Select, then Select Row
• B. Right-click the row and choose Delete
• C. Click any cell in the third row and press Tab
• D. Click the Sort button

Answer: (A)

Selecting the entire row is done by targeting the row as a unit with the table’s selection tools. In Word, you use the Table Tools Layout tab, choose the Select option, and then pick Select Row. This highlights the whole row so you can format or manipulate it as one block. The other actions don’t select the row: deleting from a right-click would remove the row, pressing Tab just moves through cells, and Sort organizes the table rather than selecting a row.

Selecting the entire row is done by targeting the row as a unit with the table’s selection tools. In Word, you use the Table Tools Layout tab, choose the Select option, and then pick Select Row. This highlights the whole row so you can format or manipulate it as one block. The other actions don’t select the row: deleting from a right-click would remove the row, pressing Tab just moves through cells, and Sort organizes the table rather than selecting a row.