Rafael needs to add a title row to a table that he has inserted in Word. What should he do?

Use the alignment options.

Use the Merge and Center option for all the cells in the top row.

Use the Merge and Center option on the first two cells in the top row.

none of the above

Use the Merge and Center option for all the cells in the top row.

Explanation:

If Rafael needs to add a title row to a table that he has inserted in Word, he has to remove all the divisions of the different cells in the top row to have one big space to write the title of the table. In order to do that, he has to use the merge and center option that will allow him to combine al the cells in the top row and center the text that he will write in there.

Unlike in Microsoft Excel, if you want to add a title row for a table that you made in Microsoft Word, you should do (B) Use the Merge and Center option for all the cells in the top row.

By merging all the cells in the top most row, you can add a title row by just typing in the title of the table in the merged cells. Centering the alignment would highlight the fact that it is a title row.