PowerPoint Fun for Students

What do you click to create a new slide?

• New Slide button

• Delete Slide button

• Slide Settings menu

• Add Slide option

How do you add a picture to your slide?

• Right-click on the slide and select 'Add Image' from the menu.

• Drag and drop the image onto the slide.

• Click 'File' > 'Open' > choose your photo.

• Click 'Insert' > 'Pictures' > select your image.

What is the first step to insert a text box?

• Click on the 'Home' tab.

• Navigate to the 'Insert' tab.

• Select the 'View' menu.

• Right-click on the document area.

What file format do you use to save a PowerPoint presentation?

• slide.pptx

• .ppt

• presentation.pptx

• .pptx

How can you change the background of a slide?

• Select 'View' tab and choose 'Background Options'

• Use the 'Design' tab and select 'Format Background' to change the slide background.

• Use the 'Insert' tab to add a background image

• Right-click on the slide and select 'Change Background'

What button do you press to add a new slide?

• New Slide button

• Save Slide button

• Edit Slide button

• Delete Slide button

How do you resize an image on your slide?

• Use the 'Image' tab in the toolbar to adjust size settings.

• Click on the image and drag the corner handles to resize.

• Right-click the image and select 'Resize' from the menu.

• Double-click the image to open the editing panel.

What can you use to make your text stand out?

• Adding images

• Bold text, italics, colors, highlighting, different font sizes.

• Using emojis

• Underlining text

How do you save your presentation on a computer?

• Select 'View', then 'Close' to exit without saving.

• Click 'Edit', then 'Save', and choose a template.

• Click 'File', then 'Save' or 'Save As', choose location, enter file name, and click 'Save'.

• Press 'Ctrl + P' to print the presentation.

What is the purpose of a title slide?

• To introduce the presentation and provide key information about it.

• To list all the references used in the presentation.

• To provide a detailed analysis of the topic.

• To summarize the presentation's main points.