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Electronics Communication Powerpoints

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A feature that modifies text to include special effects, such as color, shadow, gradient, and 3-D appearances

a)

Word Art

b)

Smart Art

2.

A visual representation of information that can be created to effectively communicate a list, process, or relationship.

a)

Word Art

b)

Smart Art

3.

Inserts a texture such as canvas, denim, marble, or cork into a shape.

a)

Texture Fill

b)

Gradient Fill

4.

A fill that contains a blend of two or more colors or shades.

a)

Texture Fill

b)

Gradient Fill

5.

A technique that enhances the edges of the content in a picture to make the boundaries more prominent.

a)

Sharpening

b)

Brightness

c)

Effects

d)

Morphs

6.

A picture correction that controls the lightness or darkness of a picture.

a)

Sharpening

b)

Brightness

c)

Effects

d)

Morphs

7.

A transition that creates a cinematic motion by seamlessly animating between two slides.

a)

Sharpening

b)

Brightness

c)

Effects

d)

Morphs

8.

Displays thumbnails of presentation slides, enabling a view of multiple slides.

a)

Normal View

b)

Outline View

c)

Slide Show view

d)

Slide Sorter view

9.

A view showing the presenation in an outline format displayed in levels according to the points and any subpoints on the slide.

a)

Normal View

b)

Outline View

c)

Slide Show view

d)

Slide Sorter view

10.

The default Powerpoint workspace.

a)

Normal View

b)

Outline View

c)

Slide Show view

d)

Slide Sorter view

11.

A predesigned file that contains suggested content, formatting, and other elements that can be modified to conform to the user's specific needs.

a)

Lock Drawing mode

b)

Smart Guides

c)

Speaker Notes

d)

Template

12.

A guide that displays when an object is moved that helps align objects in relation to other objects

a)

Lock Drawing mode

b)

Smart Guides

c)

Speaker Notes

d)

Template

13.

Notes added to the slide to assist the speaker with preparing or delivering a presentation.

a)

Lock Drawing mode

b)

Smart Guides

c)

Speaker Notes

d)

Template

14.

Enables the creation of multiple shapes of the same type.

a)

Lock Drawing mode

b)

Smart Guides

c)

Speaker Notes

d)

Template

15.

A motion applied to text and objects.

a)

Transition

b)

Animation

16.

A specific animation that is applied as the previous slide is replaced by a new slide while displayed in Slide Show View or Reader View

a)

Transition

b)

Animation

17.

The position of placeholders on a slide; each slide layout is defined by the type and placement of placeholders.

a)

Slide Layout

b)

Sections

c)

Multimedia

d)

Storyboard

18.

A part of a document that conatins its own page format settings, such as those for margins, columns, and orientation.

a)

Slide Layout

b)

Sections

c)

Multimedia

d)

Storyboard

19.

Various forms of media used to entertain or inform and audience.

a)

Slide Layout

b)

Sections

c)

Multimedia

d)

Storyboard

20.

A visual plan of a presentation that displays the content of each slide in the slide show.

a)

Slide Layout

b)

Sections

c)

Multimedia

d)

Storyboard

21.

The proces of eliminating unwanted proportions of an image

a)

Data Series

b)

Thumbnail

c)

Text box

d)

Cropping

22.

A group of of related data points that siplays in rows or columns in a worksheet.

a)

Data Series

b)

Thumbnail

c)

Text box

d)

Cropping

23.

A miniature view of a slide that appears in the Slides pane and the Slide Sorter view.

a)

Data Series

b)

Thumbnail

c)

Text box

d)

Cropping

24.

An object that provides space for a text anywhere on a slide; it can be formatted with a border, shading, and other characteristics.

a)

Data Series

b)

Thumbnail

c)

Text box

d)

Cropping

25.

An image created by a mathematical statement

a)

Vector Graphics

b)

Vertex

c)

Alignment

d)

Annotation

26.

The positioning of text relative to the margins.

a)

Vector Graphics

b)

Vertex

c)

Alignment

d)

Annotation

27.

The positioning of text relative to the margins.

a)

Vector Graphics

b)

Vertex

c)

Alignment

d)

Annotation

28.

Information that displays at the bottom of the document page

a)

Footer

b)

Header

29.

An area with one or more lines of information at the top of each page.

a)

Footer

b)

Header

30.

Dividing a cell into two or more cells in a table.

a)

Merge Cells

b)

Spilt Cells

31.

Combining two or more cells together in a table.

a)

Merge Cells

b)

Spilt Cells

32.

A grid of columns and rows that organizes data.

a)

Tables

b)

Table Styles

33.

A combination of formatting choices for table components available to you based on the theme.

a)

Tables

b)

Table Styles

34.

The portion of a picture that can be deleted when removing the background of a picture.

a)

Background

b)

Foreground

35.

The portion of a picture that is kept when removing the background of a picture.

a)

Background

b)

Foreground

36.

A method of summarizing data by the values of a field.

a)

Grouping

b)

Ungrouping

37.

A process that divides a combined single object into individual objects that comprise it.

a)

Grouping

b)

Ungrouping

38.

A combination of formating choices for table components available to you based on the theme

a)

Chart Titles

b)

Table Styles

c)

Narration

d)

Alignment

39.

The label that describes the entire chart. The title is usually placed at the top of the chart area.

a)

Chart Titles

b)

Table Styles

c)

Narration

d)

Transparency

40.

Spoken commentary that is added to a presentation

a)

Chart Titles

b)

Table Styles

c)

Narration

d)

Transparency

41.

The visibility of fill.

a)

Chart Titles

b)

Table Styles

c)

Narration

d)

Transparency

42.

Occurs any time a right held by the copyright owner is used without permission.

a)

Copyright Infringement

b)

Annotation

c)

Stacking Order

d)

Vertex

43.

Occurs any time a right held by the copyright owner is used without permission.

a)

Copyright Infringement

b)

Annotation

c)

Stacking Order

d)

Vertex

44.

Powerpoint animation types

a)

Entrance

b)

Emphasis

c)

Exit

d)

Motion Paths

e)

Splitting

45.

Occurs any time a right held by the copyright owner is used without permission.

a)

Copyright Infringement

b)

Annotation

c)

Stacking Order

d)

Vertex

46.

Tabbing on a row or using the insertion point...

a)

Creates a new row/column

b)

Deletes a row/column

47.

Using the insertion point and clicking "delete"...

a)

Creates a new row/column

b)

Deletes a row/column

48.

A method applied to data to reduce the amount of space required for file storage, maybe applied to reduce the size.

a)

Copyright Infringement

b)

Annotation

c)

Stacking Order

d)

Compress Picture

49.

Adjust the direction of the animations and to control how bulleted text displays or exits a slide is called:

a)

Effects

b)

Annotation

c)

Stacking Order

d)

Compress Picture

50.

Dragging the handles on the selected object is called:

a)

Effects

b)

Annotation

c)

Resize

Shape

d)

Compress Picture

51.

edges, shadows, line styles, gradients, and three-dimensional (3-D) perspectives are part of the

a)

Smart Art Quick Styles

b)

Word Art Quick Styles

c)

Presentation Quick Styles

d)

Fonts

52.

Give everyone from individual creators to large institutions a standardized way to grant the public permission to use their creative work under copyright law is called:

a)

Creative Commons (CC)

b)

Annotation

53.

a note of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram is called:

a)

Creative Commons (CC)

b)

Annotation

54.

Displaying the thumbnails, notes and slide view (normal view) is called:

(a)  

55.

Slide Number, Language, Help Improve Office, Notes, View Buttons, Zoom Button, and Fit slide to the current window are all

(a)  

56.

Extension for PowerPoint presentation.

a)

.pptx

b)

.ppsx

57.

Extension for PowerPoint show.

a)

.pptx

b)

.ppsx

58.

Components of a professional looking presentation

a)

Who is my audience?

b)

What is the purpose of my presentation?

c)

What message do I need to convey?

d)

What is the best way to convey the message to my audience?

e)

What venue will be used to deliver the presentation?