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EMTECH 4TH FINAL EXAM-POWERPOINT LESSON

Total questions: 86

Worksheet time: 3hrs 54mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Slide Background

a)

A preformatted set of sample slides that can speed up the creation of a presentation.

b)

the height and width of a PowerPoint slide. The slide size can be customized to accommodate the size of the display being used for the presentation.

c)

the area behind the content of a slide; it often includes a fill color, pattern, transparent image, or company logo.

d)

pre-built and customizable slide templates that contain placeholder boxes for slide objects, such as titles, graphics, or text. Slide layouts include formatting and positioning of objects on the slide template.

2.

Slide Layouts

a)

the height and width of a PowerPoint slide. The slide size can be customized to accommodate the size of the display being used for the presentation.

b)

 pre-built and customizable slide templates that contain placeholder boxes for slide objects, such as titles, graphics, or text. Slide layouts include formatting and positioning of objects on the slide template.

c)

the area behind the content of a slide; it often includes a fill color, pattern, transparent image, or company logo.

d)

a setting that can be applied to a picture that makes it more or less see-through.

3.

Slide Size

a)

the height and width of a PowerPoint slide. The slide size can be customized to accommodate the size of the display being used for the presentation.

b)

alterations that can be applied to a theme. Variant options allow you to change color, fonts, effects, and background styles for each theme.

c)

a coordinated group of color styles, effects, and fonts that are applied to a presentation to give it a consistent and professional look.

d)

A preformatted set of sample slides that can speed up the creation of a presentation.

4.

Template

a)

a coordinated group of color styles, effects, and fonts that are applied to a presentation to give it a consistent and professional look.

b)

A preformatted set of sample slides that can speed up the creation of a presentation.

c)

alterations that can be applied to a theme. Variant options allow you to change color, fonts, effects, and background styles for each theme.

d)

a setting that can be applied to a picture that makes it more or less see-through.

5.

Theme

a)

A preformatted set of sample slides that can speed up the creation of a presentation.

b)

alterations that can be applied to a theme. Variant options allow you to change color, fonts, effects, and background styles for each theme.

c)

a coordinated group of color styles, effects, and fonts that are applied to a presentation to give it a consistent and professional look.

d)

a setting that can be applied to a picture that makes it more or less see-through.

6.

Theme Variant

a)

a setting that can be applied to a picture that makes it more or less see-through.

b)

alterations that can be applied to a theme. Variant options allow you to change color, fonts, effects, and background styles for each theme.

c)

a coordinated group of color styles, effects, and fonts that are applied to a presentation to give it a consistent and professional look.

d)

A preformatted set of sample slides that can speed up the creation of a presentation.

7.

Transparency

a)

A preformatted set of sample slides that can speed up the creation of a presentation.

b)

a coordinated group of color styles, effects, and fonts that are applied to a presentation to give it a consistent and professional look.

c)

alterations that can be applied to a theme. Variant options allow you to change color, fonts, effects, and background styles for each theme.

d)

a setting that can be applied to a picture that makes it more or less see-through.

8.

Background Transparency

a)

The top slide in a hierarchy of slides that stores information about the themes and slide layouts of a presentation.

b)

A placeholder positioned at the bottom of every slide that can hold information such as the date or the slide number.

c)

A setting that can be applied to a picture or color on a slide background, adjusting the difference between its darkest and lightest areas.

d)

A box with a dotted line that is added to a PowerPoint slide or slide layout to mark where an object or text will go.

9.

Placeholder

a)

A setting that can be applied to a picture or color on a slide background, adjusting the difference between its darkest and lightest areas.

b)

The top slide in a hierarchy of slides that stores information about the themes and slide layouts of a presentation.

c)

A placeholder positioned at the bottom of every slide that can hold information such as the date or the slide number.

d)

A box with a dotted line that is added to a PowerPoint slide or slide layout to mark where an object or text will go.

10.

Slide Footer

a)

 A box with a dotted line that is added to a PowerPoint slide or slide layout to mark where an object or text will go.

b)

The top slide in a hierarchy of slides that stores information about the themes and slide layouts of a presentation.

c)

A placeholder positioned at the bottom of every slide that can hold information such as the date or the slide number

d)

A setting that can be applied to a picture or color on a slide background, adjusting the difference between its darkest and lightest areas.

11.

Slide Master

a)

A box with a dotted line that is added to a PowerPoint slide or slide layout to mark where an object or text will go.

b)

The top slide in a hierarchy of slides that stores information about the themes and slide layouts of a presentation.

c)

A placeholder positioned at the bottom of every slide that can hold information such as the date or the slide number.

d)

A setting that can be applied to a picture or color on a slide background, adjusting the difference between its darkest and lightest areas.

12.

Slide Master Layout

a)

Slide templates beneath the slide master that contain placeholder boxes for slide objects, such as titles, graphics, or text.

b)

A view that allows you to edit the slide master with its associated slide layouts.

c)

A coordinated group of color styles, effects, and fonts that are applied to the slide master and layouts to give them a consistent and professional look.

d)

A box with a dotted line that is added to a PowerPoint slide or slide layout to mark where an object or text will go.

13.

Slide Master View

a)

A view that allows you to edit the slide master with its associated slide layouts.

b)

A coordinated group of color styles, effects, and fonts that are applied to the slide master and layouts to give them a consistent and professional look.

c)

Slide templates beneath the slide master that contain placeholder boxes for slide objects, such as titles, graphics, or text.

d)

A box with a dotted line that is added to a PowerPoint slide or slide layout to mark where an object or text will go.

14.

Theme

a)

A box with a dotted line that is added to a PowerPoint slide or slide layout to mark where an object or text will go.

b)

Slide templates beneath the slide master that contain placeholder boxes for slide objects, such as titles, graphics, or text

c)

A view that allows you to edit the slide master with its associated slide layouts

d)

A coordinated group of color styles, effects, and fonts that are applied to the slide master and layouts to give them a consistent and professional look.

15.

Distribute Objects

a)

A collection of diagrams and images that can be added to slides in order to enhance the visual appeal of the information being presented.

b)

Styles that can add emphasis to a selection of text by applying a shadow, reflection, or 3-D effect. WordArt text remains editable.

c)

An alignment option that evenly spaces objects either horizontally or vertically.

d)

Styles associated with the current theme that can be applied to illustrations and tables in a slide.

16.

Quick Styles

a)

A collection of diagrams and images that can be added to slides in order to enhance the visual appeal of the information being presented.

b)

Styles that can add emphasis to a selection of text by applying a shadow, reflection, or 3-D effect. WordArt text remains editable.

c)

Styles associated with the current theme that can be applied to illustrations and tables in a slide.

d)

An alignment option that evenly spaces objects either horizontally or vertically.

17.

WordArt

a)

Styles that can add emphasis to a selection of text by applying a shadow, reflection, or 3-D effect. WordArt text remains editable.

b)

Styles associated with the current theme that can be applied to illustrations and tables in a slide.

c)

An alignment option that evenly spaces objects either horizontally or vertically.

d)

A collection of diagrams and images that can be added to slides in order to enhance the visual appeal of the information being presented.

18.

SmartArt

a)

An alignment option that evenly spaces objects either horizontally or vertically.

b)

 Determines which objects appear in front of other objects on a slide. The stacking order of objects is changed using the following options: Bring to Front, Bring Forward, Send to Back, Send Backward.

c)

Styles associated with the current theme that can be applied to illustrations and tables in a slide.

d)

A collection of diagrams and images that can be added to slides in order to enhance the visual appeal of the information being presented.

19.

Stacking Order

a)

Determines which objects appear in front of other objects on a slide. The stacking order of objects is changed using the following options: Bring to Front, Bring Forward, Send to Back, Send Backward.

b)

A collection of diagrams and images that can be added to slides in order to enhance the visual appeal of the information being presented.

c)

An alignment option that evenly spaces objects either horizontally or vertically.

d)

Styles associated with the current theme that can be applied to illustrations and tables in a slide.

20.

Table

a)

Pre-built formatting options for tables, including coordinated cell shading and border styles.

b)

Information organized in rows and columns

c)

Information organized graphically by bars, lines, or other shapes.

d)

Pre-built formatting options for charts, including coordinated shading and border styles.

21.

Chart Style

a)

Information organized graphically by bars, lines, or other shapes

b)

: Information organized in rows and columns.

c)

Pre-built formatting options for charts, including coordinated shading and border styles.

d)

Pre-built formatting options for tables, including coordinated cell shading and border styles.

22.

Chart

a)

Information organized graphically by bars, lines, or other shapes.

b)

Pre-built formatting options for charts, including coordinated shading and border styles.

c)

Pre-built formatting options for tables, including coordinated cell shading and border styles.

d)

Information organized in rows and columns.

23.

Chart Style

a)

Information organized graphically by bars, lines, or other shapes.

b)

Pre-built formatting options for tables, including coordinated cell shading and border styles.

c)

Pre-built formatting options for charts, including coordinated shading and border styles.

d)

Information organized in rows and columns.

24.

Crop

a)

Options that allow you to add artistic effects, such as coloring, borders, or reflections, to an image.6.8.4

b)

A tool that removes the outer section of an imageA tool that removes the outer section of an image

c)

A contextual tab that allows you to change the style options of a picture or video.

d)

A clickable picture or string of text that sends you to another location or file.

25.

Format Tab

a)

A tool that removes the outer section of an image

b)

: Options that allow you to add artistic effects, such as coloring, borders, or reflections, to an image.

c)

A clickable picture or string of text that sends you to another location or file.

d)

A contextual tab that allows you to change the style options of a picture or video.

26.

Hyperlink

a)

A tool that removes the outer section of an image.

b)

A contextual tab that allows you to change the style options of a picture or video.

c)

A clickable picture or string of text that sends you to another location or file.

d)

Options that allow you to add artistic effects, such as coloring, borders, or reflections, to an image.

27.

Picture Styles

a)

A tool that removes the outer section of an image.

b)

A contextual tab that allows you to change the style options of a picture or video.

c)

A clickable picture or string of text that sends you to another location or file.

d)

Options that allow you to add artistic effects, such as coloring, borders, or reflections, to an image.

28.
The view that opens when you click the File tab, containing commands for managing files, setting program options, and printing.
a)
backstage view
b)
mini toolbar
c)
dialog box
d)
group
29.
PowerPoint's default view, suited for editing individual slides
a)
note page view
b)
normal view
c)
reading view
d)
slide sorter view
30.
A view that displays a single slide and its associated notes and placeholder
a)
normal view
b)
note page view
c)
reading view
d)
slide sorter view
31.
On a slide, a box that holds a specific type of content, such as text
a)
tab
b)
command
c)
placeholder
d)
text box
32.
A view like slide show that allows the user to preview a presentation on the screen except it's in a window rather than filling the entire screen
a)
normal view
b)
notes page view
c)
reading view
d)
slide sorter view
33.

A view that displays all of a slides in a presentation on a single screen

a)

reading view

b)

notes page view

c)

normal view

d)

slide sorter view

34.
A printed copy of a presentation
a)
layout
b)
template
c)
thumbnail
d)
handout
35.
A predefined arrangement of placeholders for text or objects 
a)
handout
b)
layout
c)
thumbnail
d)
theme
36.
A redesigned presentation
a)
template
b)
theme
c)
handout
d)
layout
37.
A scheme of complementing colors
a)
template
b)
theme
c)
handout
d)
layout
38.
A small picture of a slide
a)
note
b)
text box
c)
ribbon
d)
thumbnail
39.

Text specific groups divided among the command tabs appropriate to the work a user currently performs

a)

tab

b)

ribbon

c)

quick access toolbar

d)

group

40.

A box that displays additional options or information you can use to execute commands

a)

drop down list

b)

group

c)

dialog box

d)

tab

41.

A broad band that runs across the top of the PowerPoint window that organizes commands and tools into an easy-to-use interface

a)

tab

b)

ribbon

c)

dialog box

d)

group

42.

Areas of activity on the Ribbon that contain groups or collections of related PowerPoint commands

a)

views

b)

groups

c)

ribbons

d)

tabs

43.

A box that holds text that you type into

a)

text box

b)

note view

c)

dialog box

d)

group

44.

A feature on a SharePoint server that enables people to publish presentations with each slide saved as an individual file so that others can reuse the slides

a)

layout

b)

template

c)

slide library

d)

group

45.
A PowerPoint view that you preview your presentation on the screen, so you can see it the way you audience will see it
a)
slide sorter view
b)
notes page view
c)
normal view
d)
slide show
46.
Typefaces that are used to display characters, numbers, and symbols in your PowerPoint presentation
a)
font
b)
text box
c)
texture
d)
WordArt
47.
A tool to copy character and paragraph formatting
a)
quick style
b)
layout
c)
format painter
d)
texture
48.
The appearance of text or objects on a slide
a)
formatting
b)
font
c)
texture
d)
line spacing
49.
Built in formatting for text, graphics, SmartArt, diagrams, charts, WordArt, pictures tables, and shapes
a)
format painter
b)
formatting
c)
quick style
d)
fonts
50.
A container that holds text on a slide
a)
bulleted list
b)
header
c)
footer
d)
text box
51.
A graphic that repeats to fill in an image, creating the appearance that the surface is a certain material, such as marble, wood, or paper
a)
WordArt
b)
SmartArt
c)
texture
d)
text box
52.
Performs tasks such as jumping to a slide or starting a different program
a)
action
b)
layout
c)
slide master
d)
theme
53.
A shape from the Shapes gallery to which you can assign a hyperlink or some other action
a)
footer
b)
layout
c)
text box
d)
action button
54.
A combination of two fonts to be applied to headings and text as part of a theme
a)
layout
b)
section
c)
font theme
d)
footer
55.
A predefined arrangement of placeholders for text or objects
a)
layout
b)
text box
c)
theme
d)
action button
56.
A grouping of contiguous slides
a)
theme
b)
section
c)
action
d)
hyperlink
57.
A slide that stores information about the formats applied in a presentation, such a theme, fonts, layouts, and colors
a)
layout master
b)
font theme
c)
slide master
d)
quick style
58.
To make an item subordinate to another item
a)
promote
b)
demote
c)
top level
d)
subordinate
59.
A diagram that shows the relationship between personnel or departments in an organization
a)
smartart graphic
b)
organization chart
c)
top level shape
d)
assistant
60.
To make an item superior to another item
a)
subordinate
b)
demote
c)
promote
d)
layout
61.
A visual representation of information
a)
top level shape
b)
organization chart
c)
clipart
d)
smartart graphic
62.
A particular arrangement of shapes that a diagram can have
a)
top level shape
b)
order
c)
guides
d)
smartart layout
63.
Fly-out pane that allows you to key information for a SmartArt diagram
a)
smartart layout
b)
text pane
c)
guides
d)
gridlines
64.
The relationship of width to height in a picture or shape
a)
aspect ratio
b)
order
c)
guides
d)
saturation
65.
Predrawn artwork in a wide variety of styles.
a)
smartart
b)
clipart
c)
images
d)
pictures
66.
To remove a portion of a picture or shape that is not needed.
a)
cut
b)
crop
c)
reset
d)
recolor
67.
A grid of horizontal or vertical lines that can be used as guides when positioning objects on a slide
a)
guides
b)
gridlines
c)
rulers
d)
smart guides
68.
Nonprinting vertical and horizontal lines that you can move or copy to align objects on a slide
a)
guides
b)
gridlines
c)
rulers
d)
smart guides
69.
The way in which objects stack up on a slide as you create them
a)
saturation
b)
guides
c)
order
d)
reset
70.
A feature that enables a user to select color wash to place over an image or to set it to grayscale, black and white, or washout.
a)
reset
b)
order
c)
recolor
d)
saturation
71.
The intensity of a color.
a)
saturation
b)
constrain
c)
tone
d)
aspect rato
72.
The subtle tint of an image's color, ranging from warmer shades to cooler shades.
a)
saturation
b)
recolor
c)
tone
d)
constrain
73.
An effect you apply to placeholders or other content to move the content in unique ways on the slide
a)
audio
b)
animation
c)
duration
d)
video
74.
A sound or music clip
a)
effect
b)
audio
c)
song
d)
track
75.
An animation setting that specifies how long an animation effect should pause before it begins
a)
durations
b)
transition
c)
delay
d)
emphasis effect
76.
A animation setting that determines how long the effect should take to execute
a)
delay
b)
duration
c)
transition
d)
entrance effect
77.
An animation effect that moves an object along a specified path 
a)
transition
b)
duration
c)
motion path
d)
animation
78.
The movement from one slide to the next
a)
duration
b)
delay
c)
animation
d)
transition
79.
A movie, animated graphic, or motion video clip
a)
animation
b)
transition
c)
video
d)
effect
80.
A note you insert on a slide while reviewing
a)
comment
b)
password
c)
null string
d)
encryption
81.
The process of transforming data into a non-readable form for security purposes
a)
comment
b)
 null string
c)
encrypting
d)
password
82.
The changes identified between two versions of a presentation when using Compare
a)
password
b)
encryption
c)
markup
d)
null string
83.
A word or phrase that you must type for access to an encrypted file
a)
null string
b)
username
c)
password
d)
markup
84.
Page Description Language, one of the page layout formats to which PowerPoint can export
a)
PDF
b)
XPS
c)
DOC
d)
WMV
85.
Content that can be viewed by a wide variety of computer users.
a)
assessible
b)
downloadable
c)
viewable
d)
open
86.
Blank, with no characters or spaces
a)
empty string
b)
null string
c)
open string
d)
free string