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Powerpoint Exercises Task One

The document provides instructions for 4 tasks in a PowerPoint presentation: 1) Create an organization chart with colored boxes and fonts for different roles. 2) Add a table and format it removing borders. 3) Create a chart depicting the number of asleep audience members over time for 3 presentations varying visual elements. 4) Create an automatically playing animation of a moving object along a path like a circle.

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Powerpoint Exercises Task One

The document provides instructions for 4 tasks in a PowerPoint presentation: 1) Create an organization chart with colored boxes and fonts for different roles. 2) Add a table and format it removing borders. 3) Create a chart depicting the number of asleep audience members over time for 3 presentations varying visual elements. 4) Create an automatically playing animation of a moving object along a path like a circle.

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PowerPoint Exercises

Task One

1. On a new slide add an organization


chart using the content layout for
WAPDA consisting of a Chairman,
Secretary, and three members
(Power, Water and Finance).

2. Fill the Members' boxes with green,


the Secretary with yellow, and the
Chairman with grey.

3. Apply different font styles for the


different individuals.

4. Save the presentation.

Task Two

1. Add a Table slide with two


columns and three rows.

2. Edit the table slide to resemble


the one opposite.

3. Remove the borders

4. Save the presentation.


Task Three
Using the content layout, create a chart on a new slide to depict the following data. The data records
the number of people in the audiences of three different presentations who were asleep after 10, 20,
30 and 40 minutes. (One presentation contained text-only slides, the second contained graphics,
and the third contained animation effects).

The resulting chart should look something like the following:

Task Four
Create an animation sequence of a moving object e.g. an airplane that starts without a mouse click and keeps
moving along an animation path like a circle or a straight line until the end of the slide.

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