What is the default file extension for a PowerPoint presentation?

• .ppt

• .pptx

• .pps

• .pptm

How can you add a new slide to a PowerPoint presentation?

• Right-click and select "Insert Slide"

• Press Ctrl + N

• Click on the "New Slide" button

• All of the above

What does the "Slide Sorter" view in PowerPoint allow you to do?

• Edit text content

• View and organize slides as thumbnails

• Apply animation

• Change the theme of the presentation

How can you apply a transition between slides in a PowerPoint presentation?

• Right-click and choose "Apply Transition"

• Go to the "Design" tab and select a transition

• Press Ctrl + T

• Go to the "Transitions" tab, choose an effect, and set the duration

What is the purpose of the "Notes Page" view in PowerPoint?

• View and edit speaker notes associated with each slide

• Change the color scheme of the slides

• Rearrange the slide order

• Insert hyperlinks into the presentation

Which of the following is a benefit of using the "Slide Master" feature in PowerPoint?

• Customizing slide transitions

• Creating hyperlinks within slides

• Maintaining consistent design throughout the presentation

• Embedding audio files in slides

What is the primary purpose of the "Eyedropper" tool in PowerPoint?

• Creating custom animations

• Matching colors from images or objects

• Adjusting audio volume in presentations

• Generating random slide layouts

When applying the "Zoom" transition in PowerPoint, what effect does it have on the presentation?

• Gradual fade between slides

• Zooming in to emphasize specific content

• Rotating slides in a 3D space

• Splitting the screen into multiple sections

What does the "Crop" tool in PowerPoint allow you to do?

• Adjust the brightness and contrast of an image

• Resize the entire slide

• Remove portions of an image or shape

• Create 3D effects on text

In the context of animation in PowerPoint, what does the "Smooth Start" and "Smooth End" options control?

• The speed of the animation

• The delay before the animation begins

• The gradual acceleration and deceleration of the animation

• The direction of motion for the animated object