Slide | MCQs

Explanation

Slide transitions are the effects that occur when you move from one slide to the next during a presentation.

You can control the speed, add sound, and customize the properties of transition effects.

Explanation

Clicking "File" > "New" (or Ctrl + N) creates a new presentation.

Clicking the "New" button on the Standard toolbar also creates a new presentation.

Pressing Ctrl + N is a shortcut to create a new presentation.

However, clicking "File" > "Open" is used to open an existing presentation, not create a new one.

Explanation

Animation refers to creating the illusion of movement by displaying a series of static images in rapid succession.

It is widely used in media and entertainment.

Explanation

the method can insert a new slide in the current presentation:

right click on all slide panels and choose a new slide

From Insert Menu choose the new slide

Click on the new slide button on the toolbar

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Ctrl + N shortcut key used to Create a new presentation document

Ctrl + M shortcut key used for Insert a new slide

Ctrl + S shortcut key used to save a presentation

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ND16-1-2023

Explanation

• layouts,
• theme colors,
• theme fonts,
• theme effects,
• background styles,
• even content.

Explanation

Explanation

The Slide Master and Title Master for a template is called a slide-title master pair.

The Slide Master controls the properties of every slide in the presentation.

All of the characteristics of the Slide Master appear on every slide in the presentation:

• background-color
• text color
• font
• and font size

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• ND20-1-2023

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.