Final Answer:
The statement given "A table can be changed back to call data by clikcing the blank butotn." is false because a table can be changed back to recall data by clicking the "Undo" button, not a button labeled "butotna," which appears to be a typographical error. Option B is the answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement contains a typographical error with "butotna" instead of "button." However, assuming it refers to a button, the correct action to revert changes and retrieve data in most software applications, including tables, is the "Undo" button. This button allows users to reverse the last action performed, restoring the previous state of the table.
Clicking the "Undo" button is a common and standard method for reverting changes in various software interfaces. Therefore, the correct statement should be "False," as the action is typically accomplished by using the "Undo" feature rather than a button with the incorrect label.
Option B is the answer.