Google Slides Quiz

What is Google Slides used for?

• Creating, editing, and presenting slideshows.

• Creating, editing, and presenting images.

• Creating, editing, and presenting spreadsheets.

• Creating, editing, and presenting documents.

How can you create a new slide in Google Slides?

• Press the 'Enter' key

• Right-click and select 'New Slide'

• Use the shortcut key 'Ctrl + N'

• Click on the 'New Slide' button or use the shortcut key 'Ctrl + M' (Windows) or 'Command + M' (Mac)

What are some ways to format slides in Google Slides?

• Adding animations, changing font styles, inserting images, adjusting slide transitions

• Changing font colors, adding audio, inserting videos, adjusting slide timings

• Changing background, adding text boxes, inserting shapes, applying themes, adjusting layout

• Adding hyperlinks, changing slide dimensions, inserting tables, adjusting slide master

How can you add images and videos to your slides in Google Slides?

What are transitions in Google Slides and how can you apply them?

• Transitions in Google Slides are effects that are applied to images within slides. To apply transitions, select the image and choose from a variety of transition effects. Transitions can only be applied to individual slides.

• Transitions in Google Slides are effects that are applied to text within slides. To apply transitions, select the text and choose from a variety of transition effects. Transitions can only be applied to individual slides.

• Transitions in Google Slides are effects that are applied to slides when transitioning from one slide to another. To apply transitions, go to the 'Transitions' tab and choose from a variety of transition effects. You can customize the duration and direction of the transitions. Transitions can be applied to individual slides or all slides in the presentation.

• Transitions in Google Slides are effects that are applied to the background color of slides. To apply transitions, go to the 'Transitions' tab and choose from a variety of transition effects. Transitions can be applied to individual slides or all slides in the presentation.

What are animations in Google Slides and how can you apply them?

• Animations in Google Slides are audio effects that can be applied to objects on a slide to add sound effects.

• Animations in Google Slides are formatting options that can be applied to text on a slide to change its appearance.

• Animations in Google Slides are visual effects that can be applied to objects on a slide to add movement or transition effects. To apply animations, select the object, click on 'Animate', choose the effect, and customize settings.

• Animations in Google Slides are collaboration tools that allow multiple users to work on a slide simultaneously.

How can you collaborate with others on a Google Slides presentation?

• Share the presentation and choose the access level for collaborators.

• Create a shared folder for the presentation.

• Send a copy of the presentation to others.

• Invite others to edit the presentation.

What are some ways to present and share your Google Slides presentation?

• Embedding in a website

• Sending as an email attachment

• Printing as handouts

• Presenting directly from Google Slides, sharing as a link, downloading as a file

How can you change the theme of your Google Slides presentation?

• Go to the 'Slide' menu, select 'Change theme', and choose a new theme from the available options.

• Go to the 'Format' menu, select 'Change theme', and choose a new theme from the available options.

• Click on the 'Design' tab, select 'Change theme', and choose a new theme from the available options.

• Open the 'View' menu, select 'Change theme', and choose a new theme from the available options.

What are some keyboard shortcuts that can be used in Google Slides?

• Ctrl + Alt + / (on Windows) or Command + Option + / (on Mac)

• Ctrl + Alt + ! (on Windows) or Command + Option + ! (on Mac)

• Ctrl + Alt + ? (on Windows) or Command + Option + ? (on Mac)

• Ctrl + Shift + / (on Windows) or Command + Shift + / (on Mac)