True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False

close master view

close ms powerpoint

both of them

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

To add the Same Fonts only to All Slides

To add the Same background only to All Slides

To add the Same Fonts and background to All Slides

To modify each slide one by one

True

False

Slide transitions

Font styles

Slide backgrounds

All of the above

The changes are applied to all slides using that layout

The changes are applied only to the current slide

The changes are saved as a separate template

The changes are discarded and cannot be undone