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Grade 8 Chapter 2 Notes

This document provides answer keys for exercises related to Chapter 2 of an ICT course on OpenOffice. It includes fill-in-the-blank answers, true or false statements, matching items, and explanations regarding the use of OpenOffice Writer and presentation techniques. Additionally, it defines slide transitions and lists two specific effects.

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Grade 8 Chapter 2 Notes

This document provides answer keys for exercises related to Chapter 2 of an ICT course on OpenOffice. It includes fill-in-the-blank answers, true or false statements, matching items, and explanations regarding the use of OpenOffice Writer and presentation techniques. Additionally, it defines slide transitions and lists two specific effects.

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Subject: ICT

Topic: Chapter - 2 Introduction to OpenOffice I


Grade: VIII

Exercise Answer keys


Q.1) Fill in the blanks
1. Edit
2. Writer
3. Slide sorter
4. Save as
5. Custom animation
Q.2) True or False
1. False
2. True
3. False
4. False
5. True
6. True
Q.3) Match the following
1. = e
2. = a
3. = d
4. = c
5. = b
Q.4) Answer the following:
1) Why do we use Open Office Writer?
Ans: Open office Writer is a word processor used to create, edit, format and print a document.

2) Explain any two options present in the Format menu of Open Office Writer.
Ans: Options present in the Format menu are:
a) Character….- The Formatting related to the character like Font, Font Effects, Position, Hyperlink and
Background is present here.
b) Paragraph….- The Formatting related to paragraph like Indents & Spacing, Alignments, Text Flow, Outline
& Numbering, Tabs, Drop Caps and Borders can be easily done using this option.

3) Describe three different ways to run a presentation.


Ans: You can run a slide show in three different ways.
a) By pressing the F5 function key.
b) By going to the Slide Show menu - Slide show option.
c) By using the Slide Show tool on the Toolbar.

4) What is Slide Transition? Name any two effects.


Ans: The motion effect of the slides during the slide show is the Slide Transition. It is basically the effect
given to a slide that decided how a slide appears on the screen during the slide show. Two Slide Transition
effects are Uncover Up and Wipe Right.

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