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Google Slides and Forms Quiz

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of Google Slides?

a)

Create and edit spreadsheets

b)

Create and edit documents

c)

Create and edit presentations

2.

How can you access Google Slides?

a)

Click on the Slides application icon from the grid

b)

Create a presentation in Google Drive

c)

Both choices are correct

3.

What can you use Google Slides for?

a)

School projects and presentations

b)

Group work

c)

All of the above

d)

Learning and reviewing information presented in class

4.

What are transitions in Google Slides?

a)

Animations that move from one slide to the next

b)

Special effects that apply to a single element on a slide

5.

What are animations in Google Slides?

a)

Animations that move from one slide to the next

b)

Special effects that apply to a single element on a slide

6.
Where does Google Forms store the data it collects?
a)
Docs
b)
Slides
c)
Sheets
d)
Excel
7.

True or False: Speaker Notes help you highlight the key concepts that you want to talk about in each slide.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

What types of questions can be asked in a Google Form?

a)

Short Answer

b)

Multiple Choice

c)

Checkboxes

d)

All of the Above

9.

What is the purpose of the Send button?

a)

Email the form

b)

Create a link for you to copy and send

c)

All of the Above

d)

None of the Above

10.

What do the six dots do in Google Forms?

a)

Allows you to move a section or question on the form

b)

Allows you to delete a section on the form

c)

Allows you to add a section on the form

11.

Which type of question format in Google Forms allows the user to create a rating scale from 1 up to 10?

a)

Linear Scale

b)

Multiple Choice

c)

File Upload

d)

Short Answer

12.
What can you animate in Google Slides?
a)

shapes

b)

images

c)

text

d)
all of the above
13.
Transitions refer to...
a)
how a picture moves
b)
how one slide changes over to another
c)
how large the font is
d)
how long your presentation is
14.
The best way to remember what to talk about when presenting is...
a)
Speaker Notes
b)
Memorization
c)
Wing It
d)
Write everything on slide so audience can read