Power | MCQs

Explanation

 To create a presentation package in PowerPoint, you would use the Export function. 

Explanation

A trigger initiates an animation effect when clicked on a specific object within a slide, allowing for controlled and interactive animations

Explanation

To set slide timing in Microsoft PowerPoint, you follow these steps:

Go to the "Slide Show" tab on the ribbon.

Click on "Rehearse Timings" or "Set Up Slide Show".

Additional information 

Slide Sorter: Helps arrange slides but not timing

File Menu: For opening, saving, etc., not slide timing.

Explanation

The layout of slides in a presentation software, such as Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides, typically includes placeholders.

Placeholders are pre-defined areas on a slide that are designed to hold specific types of content, such as:

Text (e.g., title, subtitle, body text)

• Images
• Charts
• Tables
• Videos

Placeholders help you create a consistent design and layout throughout your presentation.

Explanation

Slide Sorter view displays all the slides in a presentation as miniature representations, allowing you to easily sort, rearrange, and organize your slides.

This view is particularly useful for managing and rearranging the structure of your presentation.

Explanation

The 'Rehearse Timings' option is located in the Slide Show tab in PowerPoint 2016.

It allows users to practice their presentations and set the timing for each slide automatically based on the rehearsal.

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In PowerPoint, the shortcut key Ctrl+T directly opens the Font dialog box.

It allowing you to modify font styles and sizes.

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In Microsoft PowerPoint, sound effects can be added using .wav (Waveform Audio File) and .mid (MIDI) files.

The both commonly used for audio purposes in presentations.

Explanation

To "play into another's hand" means to unintentionally put oneself at a disadvantage and be under another's control or influence.

It allowing them to gain an advantage.

Explanation

 The Constitution is the document that outlines the structure and functions of a government, including:

• The principle of separation of powers, which divides authority into different branches (legislative, executive, and judicial)
• To prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful