To construct a truth table for the function F = (W'.Z)(X.Y')+(Y'+X)+(Z+W), start by setting up five columns: W, X, Y, Z, and F. Each of the first four columns will represent the binary combinations of the inputs, while the fifth column will display the output for each combination. To calculate the output, substitute the binary values into the Boolean expression and evaluate it step by step, applying the rules of Boolean algebra. For example, for the input 1101, substitute W=1, X=1, Y=0, Z=1 into the function and simplify to find F. Repeat this process for all possible input combinations to complete the truth table.