Question

select the correct sequence to copy a table from word. highlight the table in word, press ctrl+d, then paste it into powerpoint slide using the insert option. highlight the table in powerpoint, select copy, right - click on the word page, select use destination styles. highlight the table in word, select copy, right - click on the powerpoint slide, select use destination styles. highlight the table in word, select paste, right - click on the powerpoint slide, select copy destination styles. soru 2 1 puan true or false? a table can be formatted to look any way you like. true false soru 3 1 puan to select a row, you need to press ctrl + f5

Explanation:

1. To copy a table from Word to PowerPoint, you highlight the table in Word, select 'Copy', then right - click on the PowerPoint slide and select 'Use Destination Styles'. The first option has the wrong shortcut (CTRL+D is for duplicate in many applications, not copy). The second option has the wrong starting application (should start from Word). The fourth option has the wrong order of 'Copy' and 'Paste' actions.
2. In most word - processing and presentation software, tables can be formatted with various borders, shading, font styles, etc., to look as desired, so it's true.
3. Pressing CTRL + F5 is not related to selecting a row in a table.

Answer:

1. Highlight the table in Word, select 'Copy', right - click on the PowerPoint slide, select 'Use Destination Styles'.
2. True
3. None of the given options are correct as CTRL + F5 is not for selecting a row.