The scope of a variable declared outside of any function is:
a) global
b) local
c) within that file only

The correct answer for the given question is option(A) i.e Global

Explanation:

The global variable is the variable which is declared outside the function The lifetime and scope of global variable  in whole the program i.e "Globally" .They can be access anywhere in the program,however local variable are those which is declared inside the function .local variable are access inside that function only where it is declared.

Following are the example of Global variable.

#include <stdio.h> // header file

int t=9;// global variable declared outside the function

int main() // main function()

{

   printf("%d",t); // display the value of t

   return 0;

}

so the correct answer is Global.

solution:

the right option is a

to adding   a new row to a table we   have to do process last table cell and pressing tab.

this is the process to add new row in the cell:

* to add a row below the cell, click insert below in the rows and columns group.

thus this is the required right answer.