Topics to be Covered in PowerPoint

The process to create a presentation in PowerPoint is:

• Open PowerPoint, select a template, add content, and save the presentation.

• Open Word, select a template, add content, and save the document.

• Open Excel, select a template, add content, and save the spreadsheet.

• Open Access, select a template, add content, and save the database.

How can you use PowerPoint on your PC, Mac, or mobile device?

• By installing the PowerPoint application

• By using a web browser

• By downloading a PowerPoint viewer

• All of the above

Creating presentations in PowerPoint can be done from scratch or using what?

• A template

• A spreadsheet

• A document

• A video

Which of the following actions can you perform to add content to a PowerPoint presentation?

• Add text

• Insert images

• Include art

• Embed videos

What are transitions in PowerPoint and how are they used?

• Transitions in PowerPoint are animations between slides, used to add visual interest.

• Transitions in PowerPoint are text formatting options, used to change font styles.

• Transitions in PowerPoint are image editing tools, used to enhance pictures.

• Transitions in PowerPoint are sound effects, used to add audio to slides.

Animations in PowerPoint are used to:

• Create visual effects on slides

• Edit text content

• Change slide layout

• Add audio to slides

How do you manage alignments in a PowerPoint presentation?

• By using the alignment tools in the Home tab

• By manually dragging objects

• By using the Format Painter tool

• By changing the slide layout

Speaker notes in PowerPoint are used to:

• Display additional information for the presenter during a presentation

• Add visual effects to slides

• Share presentations online

• Edit slide content

What is PowerPoint most often used for?

• Creating documents

• Business and school presentations

• Editing videos

• Designing websites

The section of the PowerPoint interface that contains the 'File, Home, Design, Review, etc.' tabs is called the (a)   .

• Quick Access Toolbar

• Ribbon

• Status Bar

• Slide Pane