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1. A symbol such as a heavy dot or another character A. Next slide button
that precedes text in a presentation is called a(n) B. Status bar
____. C. Slide indicator
A. Asterisk D. Zoom box arrow
B.  Bullet  
C. List 9. To maintain balance and simplicity in your
D. Text slide presentation, designers recommend using a maximum
  of ____ fonts and two font styles or effects.
2. A slide that consists of more than one level of A. Two
bulleted text is called a ____ bulleted list slide. B. Four
A. Extra-level C. Five
B. Many-level D. Seven
C. Multi-level  
D. Super-level 10. You will use ____ when making a presentation.
  A. PowerPoint viewer
3. The ____ rule states that each slide should have B. Scroll bars
ample space to rest the eyes. C. Slide show view
A. Rule of Thirds D. Voice commands
B. Rule of Thumb  
C. Rule of Thunder 11. To access the PowerPoint Help system using the
D. Rule of Thor keyboard, press ____.
  A. ALT+TAB
4. To print a presentation using shortcut keys, press B. CTRL+H
____. C. ESC
A. ALT+TAB D. F1
B. CTRL+P  
C. ALT+P 12. A(n) ____ is the basic unit of a PowerPoint
D. TAB+P presentation.
  A. Object
5. To start PowerPoint, click the Start button on the B. Placeholder
Windows taskbar, point to Programs, and then select C. Slide
____. D. Task pane
A. Accessories  
B. Microsoft Office Tools 13. To start a slide show using the keyboard, press
C. Microsoft PowerPoint ____.
D. Start PowerPoint A. CTRL+S
  B. CTRL+ENTER
6. A ____ ends all slide shows unless the option C. F4
setting is deselected. D. F5
A. Blue slide  
B. Black slide 14. Underline, shadow, emboss, superscript, and
C. Blank slide subscript are all examples of text ____.
D. Closing slide A. Colors
  B. Effects
7. A separate window within the application that C. Fonts
provides a list of commonly used commands is called D. Styles
a ____.  
A. Common commands pane 15. The best way to get a slide show to stop is to:
B. Move handle A. Click STOP button
C. Task pane B. Exit PowerPoint
D. Viewer C. Press ESC
  D. Tell the computer to STOP.
8. When you drag the scroll box, the ____ displays the  
number and title of the slide you are about to display. 16. It is a collection of data and information that is to
be delivered to a specific audience. 
A. A presentation A. A presentation
B. Effective presentation B. Effective presentation
C. PowerPoint presentation C. PowerPoint presentation
D. Slideshow presentation D. Slideshow presentation
   
17. It is a collection of electronic slides that can have 17. It is a collection of electronic slides that can have
text, pictures, graphics, tables, sound, and video.  This text, pictures, graphics, tables, sound, and video.  This
collection can run automatically or can be controlled collection can run automatically or can be controlled
by a presenter. by a presenter.
A. Controlled presentation A. Controlled presentation
B. Effective presentation B. Effective presentation
C. Oral Presentation C. Oral Presentation
D. PowerPoint presentation D. PowerPoint presentation

18. This button allows you to create a new 18. This button allows you to create a new
presentation, Open an existing presentation, save and presentation, Open an existing presentation, save and
save as, print, send, or close. save as, print, send, or close.
A. Microsoft Office button A. Microsoft Office button
B. New button B. New button
C. Open button C. Open button
D. PowerPoint button D. PowerPoint button
   
19. These are design templates that can be applied to 19. These are design templates that can be applied to
an entire presentation that allows for consistency an entire presentation that allows for consistency
throughout the presentation.  throughout the presentation. 
A. Designs A. Designs
B. Styles B. Styles
C. Themes C. Themes
D. Templates D. Templates
   
20. These are effects that are in place when you 20. These are effects that are in place when you
switch from one slide to the next.  switch from one slide to the next. 
A. Animations A. Animations
B. Designs B. Designs
C. Effects C. Effects
D. Transitions D. Transitions