Microsoft POWERPOINT: Hyperlinks and Action buttons

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• Hyperlinks and Action Buttons perform different types of actions.
• Action Buttons are predefined shapes
• Only text objects and shapes (such as arrows) can be defined as hyperlinks.

Can you open a web site from within a PowerPoint presentation?

• Yes; your best option would be to use a Button.

• Yes; your best option would be to use a Hyperlink.

• Maybe; it depends on the web site address

• No; there is no feature in that allows this.

It allows the viewer to quickly access another slide on the presentation by simply clicking on a text or pictures.

• Transition

• Animation

• Hyperlink

• PowerPoint

Action buttons cannot do the same things as hyperlinks.

• FALSE
• TRUE

I want to show a cool website during my presentation. I do NOT want to minimize PowerPoint. I would like to have a hyperlink to the website. Where tab should I go to add this?

• Home tab

• Insert tab

• Slideshow tab

• View tab

A sound can be added to an Action Button 

• False
• True

How do I test an Action Button to check if it's working?

• Click "Slide Show" tab and play the presentation by clicking on "From Current Slide"

• Don't test it, it'll be fine.

• Click on the Action Button

How are action buttons different than hyperlinks?

• They are predefined shapes
• They can link to websites
• They are larger
• You can use more of them on each slide

Which tab contains the command to create a link to a new location?

• Insert

• Home

In PowerPoint, what are the 2 parts to a hyperlink? The address and the....?

• Display text
• HTTP://
• Address
• Formatting