Discussion
In MS PowerPoint, what does the Notes pane contain?
Answer: A
Correct answer: Speaker notes not shown to the audience during the presentation
The Notes pane, beneath the slide in Normal view, holds the speaker’s own notes. They are not shown on screen during a presentation, so they can carry reminders, figures, sources and the wording of a point without cluttering the slide. They are visible to the speaker in Presenter View, which puts the notes, a timer and the next slide on the speaker’s screen while the audience sees only the slide itself - the arrangement that makes notes genuinely useful. They can also be printed. The Notes Pages print layout gives one slide per page with its notes beneath, which is the usual form for a speaker’s script or for a detailed handout. The Notes Master controls how that page is laid out. The second option describes Comments, a separate feature for review, which are attached to a slide and can be replied to and resolved.
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