COMPUTER II -PPT-

What is Power Point ?

• Is a software that belongs to Adobe suit and let us make presentations,

• is a presentation program that creates a slide show of important information, charts, and images to display during a presentation.

• is a web-based tool for creating presentations, but it offers some unique features that make it a good alternative.

• is Apple’s application,that you can create breathtaking presentations that look professional even if you are a beginner.

If I want to print a presentation using shortcut keys, I will press ...

• Ctrl + I

• Ctrl + N

• Ctrl + P

These are effects that are in place when you switch from one slide to the next.

• Transitions

• Animations

• Links or Hyperlinks

• All of the above

What is the basic unit of a PowerPoint presentation?

• The simple Text Box

• The slide

• The Effects and animatons

• The Animation Panel

During a slide show, pressing the Esc key:

• Displays the last slide.

• Displays slide 1.

• Ends the slide show.

• Displays the previous slide.

The Apply Design Template command is used to:

• Change the background and fonts of the entire presentation.

• Change the order of the slides.

• Change the shape of the slides.

• Create a new, empty presentation.

How many Animations can I insert to an Object like Text, Image, Figure or Shape?

• 1 animation

• 2 animations

• 3 animations

• 4 animations

You're giving your presentation, and you need to click to a slide that's a few slides back. How do you get there?

• Right-click, point to Go on the shortcut menu, point to By Title, and click the slide you want to go to.

• Press BACKSPACE until you hit the slide you're looking for.

• Press ESC to get back into normal view; click the correct slide thumbnail in normal view; then click the Resume Slide Show button.

Which key do you press to go into Slide Show view and always start on the first slide?

• ESC

• F5

• F7

• F9

The notes pane at the bottom of the PowerPoint window is the only place you can type and work with notes.

• True

• False