Slide Editing | MCQs

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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.

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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.

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

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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

Grouping objects on a slide allows you to move, resize, or format them as a single unit.

It makes it easier to organize and align multiple items like text boxes, shapes, or images.

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Explanation

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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Page orientation refers to the way a page is aligned or rotated for printing or display.

There are two main types of page orientation:

• Portrait (vertical)
• Landscape (horizontal)

Landscape is an example of page orientation, where the page is rotated to have a wider width than height.

Explanation

In presentation software like Microsoft PowerPoint, animation schemes can be applied to:

• All slides: You can apply the animation scheme to every slide in the presentation simultaneously.
• Selected slides: You can choose specific slides and apply the animation only to those.
• Current slide: You can apply the animation scheme to just the slide you are currently working on.