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Problem Set: Tables, Pictures, and Shapes in MS Word

Problem 1: Creating a Table

1. Task: Create a table with 4 columns and 5 rows.


o Content: In the first row, enter the headings: "Name," "Age," "City," and
"Occupation."
o Fill in the remaining rows with sample data for five fictional individuals.

Problem 2: Formatting a Table

2. Task: Format the table you created in Problem 1.


o Instructions:
▪ Apply a table style to your table.
▪ Change the font of the header row to Bold and increase the font size to
14pt.
▪ Center-align the text in the header row.
▪ Set the cell borders to a light gray color.

Problem 3: Inserting Pictures

3. Task: Insert a picture into your document.


o Instructions:
▪ Find an image online (or use a placeholder image) and insert it into the
document.
▪ Resize the image to be 3 inches wide while maintaining its aspect ratio.
▪ Wrap the text around the image using "Square" text wrapping.

Problem 4: Adding Shapes

4. Task: Insert and format a shape.


o Instructions:
▪ Insert a rectangle shape into the document.
▪ Resize it to be 4 inches wide and 2 inches tall.
▪ Change the fill color to blue and add a 1pt black outline.
▪ Add the text “Important Note” inside the rectangle and center the text.

Problem 5: Creating a Diagram

5. Task: Create a simple flowchart using shapes.


o Instructions:
▪ Use at least three shapes (e.g., rectangle, diamond, and oval).
▪ Label the shapes with steps of a simple process (e.g., "Start,"
"Decision," "End").
▪ Connect the shapes with arrows to indicate the flow of the process.

Problem 6: Inserting a Table with Pictures

6. Task: Create a table that includes pictures.


o Instructions:
▪ Create a 2-column and 3-row table.
▪ In the first column, enter the names of three fruits (e.g., Apple, Banana,
Cherry).
▪ In the second column, insert corresponding images of each fruit.
▪ Resize the images to fit neatly within the table cells.

Problem 7: Grouping Shapes and Pictures

7. Task: Group shapes and pictures together.


o Instructions:
▪ Insert a circle and a triangle shape.
▪ Position them so they overlap.
▪ Group them together, so they can be moved as one object.
▪ Add a text label, “Shape Group,” above the grouped shapes.

Problem 8: Creating a Chart from a Table

8. Task: Create a chart from data in a table.


o Instructions:
▪ Create a table with two columns: “Month” and “Sales” (6 months of
data).
▪ Highlight the table and insert a bar chart based on this data.
▪ Title the chart “Monthly Sales Data” and ensure the axes are labeled.

Tips for Completion

• Make sure to save your document frequently.


• Experiment with different formatting options for tables, pictures, and shapes.
• Use the help feature in Word if you’re unsure about any commands.

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