Power Point 1- Introduction

What is a box with dotted border that holds a place for content on a slide called?

• “A bounding box”

• “A subtitle”

• “A layout”

• “A placeholder”

What is a Title Slide?

• “The second slide”

• “Any slide in the presentation”

• “All slides in a presentation”

• “The slide that shows the presentation's purpose”

Left, right, center, and justify are types of what?

• “Alignments”

• “Themes”

• “Templates”

• “Variants”

What is a template?

• “A predefined arrangement of placeholders for text, videos, pictures, charts, and more”

• “A predefined set of colors, fonts, effects, and layouts”

• “A view that allows you to see the presentation as your audience will see it”

• “A predefined slide to maintain a standard layout and look and feel”

What is an aspect ratio?

• “The relationship between the width and height of a slide”

• “A combination of keystrokes”

• “The size of the blank space around a slide”

• “A precisely measured alignment”

Which button allows you to preview the presentation as the audience will see it?

• “Notes Page”

• “Slide Show”

• “Normal View”

• “Slide Sorter”

Which of the following is NOT a common slide layout?

• “Two Content”

• “Comparison”

• “Story”

• “Title”

What is the main advantage of using templates and other presentations to create a new presentation?

• “They save you time designing slides and allow you to focus more on the content.”

• “They allow you to include more slides in a presentation.”

• “They give you access to additional slide layouts that you cannot create in a blank presentation.”

• “They automatically fill-in content and allow you to spend more time on designing slides.”

What is a bounding box?

• “A box that appears around an object when its selected”

• “A secondary title”

• “A box with dotted borders that holds a place for content”

• “The first slide in a presentation”

A placeholder is a box that holds a place for content.

• “True”

• “False”