Presentation System

note!Answer: A) Microsoft Corporation
PowerPoint is a presentation program published by Microsoft Corporation.

note!Answer: B) Design Maker Toolbar
Formatting, Standard and Drawing are real PowerPoint toolbars. 'Design Maker Toolbar' does not exist.

note!Answer: D) TAB
In Slide Show view, pressing Tab moves the selection from one hyperlink to the next.

note!Answer: C) Slide sorter View
Slide Sorter view shows all slides together, making it easy to select slides and apply transitions.

note!Answer: A) Setup Show
Slide Show > Set Up Show lets you choose 'Loop continuously until Esc' so the presentation repeats.

note!Answer: C) Master Slide
The Slide Master stores design and layout settings that apply to all slides in the presentation.

note!Answer: A) Layout
A slide layout arranges placeholders for titles, text, pictures and tables. Design and Scheme refer to colours and styles.

note!Answer: D) Notes page view
Notes Page view shows a notes area under each slide where speaker comments are typed. The printed option 'd. Slide show' is a typo for 'b'.

note!Answer: A) Outline view
Outline view lets you type and organise the presentation's main ideas as text. It is designed for drafting content.

note!Answer: A) Placeholder
Placeholders are the dotted boxes on a slide that hold text, pictures or other objects. They come from the slide layout.

note!Answer: C) WAV files
WAV is a common uncompressed audio format. LOG, DAT and DRV are not sound file types.

note!Answer: B) Custom slider show
A Custom Slide Show lets you pick and reorder slides from the existing presentation. The correct name is 'Custom Slide Show'.

note!Answer: D) All of above
Action settings can run a macro, play a sound or follow a hyperlink. So all of the listed actions are valid.

note!Answer: C) Pack and Go
Pack and Go packages the presentation with its linked files so it can be moved to another computer. It is the standard option for this.

note!Answer: A) Layout
A slide layout arranges the title, text, pictures and tables on a slide. It is the same as question 187.

note!Answer: C) Ctrl+M
Ctrl+M inserts a new slide in PowerPoint. Ctrl+N creates a new presentation.