Question

how can rows be added to a table? check all that apply.
by drawing a row in the table using the draw option
by using the insert option under the table tools tab
by using the insert option in the main part of the ribbon
by designing the table with an added row using the design tab
by clicking the plus sign that appears on the left side of the table

Explanation:

• "by drawing a row in the table using the Draw option": Some table - editing tools allow users to draw rows, so this is a valid way.
• "by using the Insert option under the Table Tools tab": In many word - processing or table - editing software (like Microsoft Word), the Table Tools tab has an Insert option to add rows.
• "by clicking the plus sign that appears on the left side of the table": In some software interfaces (e.g., in certain document editors), a plus sign on the left of the table is used to add rows.

The other options are incorrect:

• "by using the Insert option in the main part of the ribbon": The main Insert ribbon is usually for inserting other elements (like pictures, pages, etc.) rather than table rows.
• "by designing the table with an added row using the Design tab": The Design tab is mainly for table styling (like colors, borders, etc.) rather than adding rows.

Answer:

• by drawing a row in the table using the Draw option
• by using the Insert option under the Table Tools tab
• by clicking the plus sign that appears on the left side of the table