FEATURES OF POWERPOINT

What is the primary purpose of a Slide Master in PowerPoint?

• To control the overall animation effects in a presentation.A

• To manage the transitions between slides.

• To create a consistent design template for all slides.

• To add sound effects to the presentation.

Which of the following is NOT a typical element you would modify on a Slide Master?

• Background color

• Font styles

• Specific content on a particular slide

• Footer text

What effect does applying a "Morph" transition between slides typically achieve?

• A sudden, jarring change between slides.

• A smooth, seamless transition that visually connects elements between slides.

• A fade-in/fade-out effect.

• A wipe transition from one side to the other.

The "Timing" options for transitions primarily control:

• The type of transition effect.

• The speed and duration of the transition.

• The sound effect associated with the transition

• The animation effects within the slide.

Which of the following is NOT a PowerPoint animation effect category?

• Entrance

• Emphasis

• Exit

• Hyperlink

"Trigger" animations are activated by:

• a) Automatically after a set time.

• b) Clicking a specific object on the slide.

• c) The previous animation finishing.

• d) Both b and c.

The "Animation Pane" in PowerPoint allows you to:

• a) View and manage all animations on a slide.
  

• b) Change the order of animations.
  

• c) Adjust the timing of individual animations.
  

• d) All of the above.

What does "On Click" mean in the context of PowerPoint animations?

• a) The animation plays automatically when the slide appears.
  

• b) The animation plays when the user clicks the mouse.
  

• c) The animation plays after a set duration.
  

• d) The animation plays only when a specific object is clicked.

Which animation effect would be most appropriate for highlighting a key point on a slide?

• a) Entrance effect (e.g., fly-in)
  

• b) Exit effect (e.g., fade-out)
  

• c) Emphasis effect (e.g., bounce)
  

• d) Path animation (e.g., along a circle)

Applying a transition to a slide affects:

• a) Only the content within that slide.
  
  

• b) How the slide appears on screen.

• c) The animations within that slide.
  

• d) The overall theme of the presentation.