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WorksheetsIGCSE ICT Presentations
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Illustrations
a)
pictures, images
b)
a piece of work shown to an audience
c)
types of animation
d)
to wait before starting
2.
formatting
a)
arrange how something looks, especially for text
b)
pictures, images
c)
a piece of work shown to an audience
d)
types of animation
3.
Serif font
a)
a small line or stroke regularly attached to the end of a larger stroke in a letter or symbol, a famous one is "Times New Roman"
b)
place / fit, into a slide
c)
a menu accessed from a more general menu.
d)
arrange how something looks, especially for text
4.
icon
a)
picutre that you can click on to do something in software
b)
a small line or stroke regularly attached to the end of a larger stroke in a letter or symbol, a famous one is "Times New Roman"
c)
place / fit, into a slide
d)
a menu accessed from a more general menu.
5.
audience
a)
viewers of the presentation. you need to think about how to fit your message to the viewers. may be a live audience or a passive audience
b)
happens by itself
c)
the proportional relationship between an images width and height. makes sure the image is not "squashed"
d)
the top slide that controls all information about the theme, layout, background, color, fonts, and positioning of all slides
6.
purpose of a presentation
a)
to teach, to inform, to entertain
b)
viewers of the presentation. you need to think about how to fit your message to the viewers. may be a live audience or a passive audience
c)
happens by itself
d)
the proportional relationship between an images width and height. makes sure the image is not "squashed"
7.
target audience
a)
exactly which group of people you want to tell your message
b)
to teach, to inform, to entertain
c)
viewers of the presentation. you need to think about how to fit your message to the viewers. may be a live audience or a passive audience
d)
happens by itself
8.
consistency
a)
keeping the same
b)
exactly which group of people you want to tell your message
c)
to teach, to inform, to entertain
d)
viewers of the presentation. you need to think about how to fit your message to the viewers. may be a live audience or a passive audience
9.
source file
a)
files that have basic information / data
b)
keeping the same
c)
exactly which group of people you want to tell your message
d)
to teach, to inform, to entertain
10.
object
a)
an item of text, an image, a chart
b)
files that have basic information / data
c)
keeping the same
d)
exactly which group of people you want to tell your message
11.
default setting
a)
the setting that the programme comes with when you buy it
b)
an item of text, an image, a chart
c)
files that have basic information / data
d)
keeping the same
12.
animation
a)
when objects move within a slide
b)
the setting that the programme comes with when you buy it
c)
an item of text, an image, a chart
d)
files that have basic information / data
13.
transition
a)
how slides change from one slide to the next slide
b)
when objects move within a slide
c)
the setting that the programme comes with when you buy it
d)
an item of text, an image, a chart
14.
presenter notes
a)
the space underneath the slides that only the presenter sees
b)
when you can see small versions of all your slides at once. you can change the order of the slides, or you can use to prove evidence of slide transitions
c)
how slides change from one slide to the next slide
d)
when objects move within a slide
15.
audience notes
a)
when printing slides for a handout you can add in lines that are next to the slide for the audience to write notes on
b)
the space underneath the slides that only the presenter sees
c)
when you can see small versions of all your slides at once. you can change the order of the slides, or you can use to prove evidence of slide transitions
d)
how slides change from one slide to the next slide
16.
delay
a)
to wait before starting
b)
to show all the slides automatically one by one. Useful if you want to display a presentation in a building foyer for example
c)
when printing slides for a handout you can add in lines that are next to the slide for the audience to write notes on
d)
the space underneath the slides that only the presenter sees
17.
Unit 1 Practical: Which of the following is a serif font?
a)
Times New Roman
b)
Corbel
c)
Arial
d)
Calibri
18.
What panel (menu) do we go to for backgrounds?
a)
File
b)
Design
c)
Insert
d)
Home
19.
What tab allows us to insert pictures?
a)
insert
b)
home
c)
design
d)
animation
20.
How can you stop a slide show ?
a)
press the right arrow
b)
press escape
c)
press left arrow
d)
press delete
21.
What is a slide transition ?
a)
overheads
b)
letters
c)
special effect used to introduce a slide in a slide show
d)
the way one slide looks
22.
This determines how all the elements on a slide are arranged, including text and content placeholders
a)
Slide Layout
b)
Content Placeholder
c)
Theme
d)
Preview
23.
A predefined set of colors, fonts, line and fill effects, and other formats that can be applied to your presentation
a)
Theme
b)
Theme Fonts
c)
Theme Effects
d)
Theme Presentation
24.
To add a design to your PowerPoint, you should look under the ______ tab.
a)
Design
b)
Home
c)
Insert
25.
To delete a slide, simply hit the __________ button on the keyboard.
a)
Tab
b)
Space Bar
c)
Delete
26.
What type of software is MS-PowerPoint considered to be?
a)
Word Processing
b)
Spreadsheet
c)
Database
d)
Presentation
27.
Which command is used to insert a sound clip into a slide?
a)
Sound
b)
Music
c)
Play
d)
Audio
28.
Where should you look while presenting?
a)
At the board -- that's where the audience is looking
b)
At your notes so you get the info correct
c)
In the eyes of random people in your audience
d)
At the chins of individuals in your audience
29.
The first page in the power point what is it called ?
a)
Home page
b)
Introduction Page
c)
Cover page
d)
Show page
30.
To whom should a presentation be aimed?
a)
The highest authority in the room, regardless of where they are
b)
The entire audience
c)
The people in the closest rows
d)
Your best friend in the room
31.
What is the biggest problem with this slide?
a)
The text is too small
b)
The colors make it hard to read
c)
The typeface is inappropriate
d)
Nothing, it's fine
32.
Information in your presentation should be organized.
a)
True
b)
False
33.
Johnny added a loop to his presentation but when he played the presentation its stopped halfway through. What was most likely his problem?
a)
A. He did not apply timing to his slides
b)
B. He did not apply transitions
c)
C. He did not apply animations
d)
D. He added too much animation
34.
Clark created a presentation with transitions, animations and music. While presenting to the class Clark could not get pass one of his slides even when he tried to click to advance. After a lengthy time the slide eventually moved. What was most likely issue with the presentation?
a)
A. The computer malfunctioned
b)
B. The music was too long
c)
C. Too much animation
d)
D. Not enough transitions
35.
If I want to add a chart or table with data, where do I go?
a)
A. Home
b)
B. Insert
c)
C. Slideshow
d)
D. View
36.
It is best to include as much information as possible on every slide.
a)
True
b)
False
37.
Using cool and complex fonts can often be a distraction and make information hard to read.
a)
True
b)
False
38.
It is a good idea to divide your presentation up into sections.
a)
True
b)
False
39.
What is the most important part of making a successful presentation?
a)
organization
b)
preparation
c)
software
d)
time
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