Question

1. how do you know which cell is active? no cells are active. it is the cell with the thicker black box around it. all cells are active. it is the cell with a thin black box around it. 6. what keyboard key would you use to move from cells left to right? tab space bar enter shift

Explanation:

• For question 5: In spreadsheet software, the active cell is visually distinct. A thin black box would not be as noticeable for indicating the active cell. Saying no cells are active is incorrect as there is always one active cell when interacting. Saying all cells are active is also wrong. A thicker black box around a cell is a common visual cue for the active cell.
• For question 6: The Tab key is commonly used in spreadsheet applications to move the active cell from left - to - right. The space bar is for inserting spaces (in a cell, for example), Enter is often for moving down (or confirming an action), and Shift is usually for modifier functions (like Shift + Tab for moving right - to - left).

Answer:

1. It is the cell with the thicker black box around it.
2. Tab