Which sequence selects a row in a table using a right-click context menu?

Which sequence selects a row in a table using a right-click context menu?

• A. Right-click the row, choose Row from the Select menu
• B. Click the header cell and press Ctrl+Space
• C. Use the Insert Left button
• D. Use the Merge Cells command

Answer: (A)

Using a right-click context menu to select a row involves choosing the Row option from the Select submenu. When you right-click anywhere in a row, Word shows a menu with choices to select the row, column, or the entire table. Picking Row from that submenu selects the entire row as a unit, which is useful for moving, deleting, or formatting the row in one action. The other options don’t perform a row selection via the context menu: Ctrl+Space clears formatting, Insert Left adds a new column to the left of the current cell, and Merge Cells combines adjacent cells—none of these select the row.

Using a right-click context menu to select a row involves choosing the Row option from the Select submenu. When you right-click anywhere in a row, Word shows a menu with choices to select the row, column, or the entire table. Picking Row from that submenu selects the entire row as a unit, which is useful for moving, deleting, or formatting the row in one action. The other options don’t perform a row selection via the context menu: Ctrl+Space clears formatting, Insert Left adds a new column to the left of the current cell, and Merge Cells combines adjacent cells—none of these select the row.