Animation schemes can be applied to ….. in the presentation
Answer: D
Correct answer: All of the above
An animation scheme is applied to whatever is selected when you click it: the slide on screen, a group of slides picked out in the slides pane, or every slide at once using the Apply to All Slides button in the Slide Design task pane. All three scopes are supported.
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The Material which consists text and numbers is best presented as ?
Answer: A
Correct answer: A table slide
Text paired with numbers needs rows and columns so that each figure sits under its heading and beside its label - that is what a table slide provides. A bullet slide would leave the numbers unaligned and hard to compare, and a title slide simply introduces the topic.
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Which of the following toolbars provides different options in various master views?
Answer: A
Correct answer: Common tasks toolbar
The Common Tasks toolbar changes its contents according to the view you are in, so in Slide Master, Title Master, Handout Master and Notes Master view it offers the commands relevant to that master. The Standard, Formatting and Drawing toolbars keep the same buttons whichever view is displayed.
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Which of the following fill effects can you use for the slide background?
Answer: D
Correct answer: All of the above
Format → Background → Fill Effects offers four tabs - Gradient, Texture, Pattern and Picture - so a slide background can be a blend of colours, a stone or fabric texture, a repeating pattern, or a photograph of your own. All the listed effects are available.
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Which of the following bypasses the print dialog box when printing individual slides or an entire presentation?
Answer: B
Correct answer: The print button
Clicking the Print button on the Standard toolbar sends the job straight to the default printer with the current settings, skipping the dialog box altogether. File → Print and Ctrl + P both open the dialog so options can be chosen.
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Want a PowerPoint photo album slide show to play continuously?
Answer: A
Correct answer: Loop continuously
Slide Show → Set Up Show carries the check box Loop continuously until ‘Esc’. With it ticked the album restarts at slide 1 as soon as the last slide finishes, which is what an unattended display needs. Random transitions only vary the effect between slides, and an online broadcast streams the show to remote viewers.
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After moving a clip art image to a particular location on the slide, you can immediately reverse the action using the
Answer: B
Correct answer: Click on the undo button
The Undo button on the Standard toolbar (Ctrl + Z) reverses the last action, so the image returns to where it was. Redo re-applies an action you have just undone, and there is no “not do move object” command on the Edit menu.
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Which of the following should you do to bring a bullet back to a previous level?
Answer: A
Correct answer: Press the shift + tab keys
Tab demotes a bullet to the next level down; Shift + Tab promotes it back up. Enter starts a new bullet at the current level, and Shift alone does nothing to the outline level.
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If you select Insert >> Picture >> From File
Answer: C
Correct answer: you can insert pictures only
From File browses for an image file. Clip art comes from the gallery through the separate Clip Art command.
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Preset animation effects allows you to
Answer: C
Correct answer: Show bullet items as they are discussed
A preset animation applied to a body placeholder brings the bullet points onto the slide one at a time, so each appears as the speaker reaches it and the audience is not reading ahead. Clip art is inserted from the Clip Gallery, and the effect between slides is a transition rather than an animation.
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