Microsoft Office Basics Quiz

The menu bar is a horizontal bar at the top of the window that contains menus with options to perform various tasks related to files, editing, formatting, and other operations.

The 'Table' and 'Insert' options in Microsoft Word 2010 allow you to create a blank table in your document.

Gridlines, similar to a lined notepad, help to distinguish individual cells on a spreadsheet or worksheet.

The Ribbon is the main control center in Microsoft Word 2010. It contains various tabs and groups with buttons and tools for formatting, editing, and managing documents.

Word, Excel, and Paint are powerful programs designed for different tasks. Word for documents, Excel for calculations, and Paint for images.

The Menu bar is a horizontal bar at the top of the window that contains lists of menus to perform file-related operations like creating, opening, saving, and printing documents.

To insert a blank table, you need to select the 'Insert’ tab and click the 'Table' command. This will open a grid where you can choose the number of rows and columns you want for your table.

Gridlines are lines that divide a worksheet into cells. These lines make it easier to distinguish and identify each cell on the spreadsheet.

Windows 7 is an operating system that was designed as an improved and faster version of previous Windows systems.

When you select a table in Word 2010, two new tabs - 'Design' and 'Table Tools' - appear on the Ribbon. These tabs provide options for table-specific formatting and customization.