Question 1

Font style indicates the height of text characters.

Accepted Answer

Font style refers to the design of the characters, such as bold or italic, while font size indicates the height of the characters.

Question 2

You can advance slides during a slide show by pressing the PAGE DOWN key.

Accepted Answer

Pressing the PAGE DOWN key advances slides during a slide show.

Question 3

You can _________________________ a paragraph to select it, as shown in the accompanying figure.

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The answer of  You can _________________________ a paragraph to...

Question 4

It is considered good practice to save a presentation before printing it.

Accepted Answer

It is always a good practice to save any document or presentation before printing it to avoid losing any changes made to the file.

Question 5

By default, PowerPoint ends a slide show with a black slide.

Accepted Answer

By default, when a PowerPoint slide show reaches the end, it displays a black slide to indicate the end of the show.

Question 6

Two popular electronic image formats are PDF and XPS.

Accepted Answer

PDF (Portable Document Format) and XPS (XML Paper Specification) are both electronic image formats widely used for printing and sharing documents with high-quality graphics and precise formatting.

Question 7

One way to increase font size is to press CTRL+ _________________________.

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The answer of One way to increase font size is...

Question 8

Dashed lines around the border of a placeholder indicate that the placeholder is _________________________, as shown in the accompanying figure.

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The answer of  Dashed lines around the border of...

Question 9

Unlike clip art, you cannot resize a photograph using sizing handles.

Accepted Answer

This statement is false. You can indeed resize a photograph using sizing handles.

Question 10

One of the more common uses of a presentation is to enhance a(n) _________________________ presentation.

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The answer of One of the more common uses of...

Question 11

You can resize images by dragging the sizing handles to a desired location.

Accepted Answer

This is true, you can usually resize images in most image editing software by dragging the sizing handles.

Question 12

To encourage your audience's eyes to stop at the end of a line, you should avoid _________________________.

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The answer of To encourage your audience's eyes to stop...

Question 13

Examples of how you can modify or format text include changing its shape, size, color, and position on the slide.

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can modify or format text by changing its shape, size, color, and position on the slide, among other things.

Question 14

When making a presentation to an audience using PowerPoint, you use Notes Page view.

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The answer of When making a presentation to an audience...

Question 15

The Title Slide layout contains three text placeholders.

Accepted Answer

two

Question 16

A star next to a slide indicates that animation effects have been applied to that slide.

Accepted Answer

A star next to a slide indicates that animation effects have been applied to that slide in PowerPoint.

Question 17

You can remove selected text from a slide by pressing the CTRL+X keyboard shortcut keys.

Accepted Answer

CTRL+X is the keyboard shortcut for cutting selected text or object from a slide.

Question 18

To change document properties, first tap or click FILE on the ribbon to open the Properties view.

Accepted Answer

To change document properties, first tap or click FILE on the ribbon to open the Backstage view, then access the Info page where you can find the Properties section.

Question 19

Each document format determines the color scheme, font set, and layout of a presentation.

Accepted Answer

theme

Question 20

The Preview Transitions button is located in the Preview group on the HOME tab.

Accepted Answer

The Preview Transitions button is not located in the Preview group on the HOME tab. It is located in the Transitions tab.

Quiz 1: Creating and Editing a Presentation With Pictures