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Computer Studies · 50 practice questions

Definition of presentation packages and examples (MS PowerPoint, Windows Movie Maker, Impress, Apple Keynote); features of the PowerPoint environment (animation painter, video editor, transitions, smart guides); activating a presentation and performing operations - creating a new presentation, inserting pictures/text/graphs/animations, adding slides, saving, running a slide show, printing and closing.

  • Define presentation software and give examples.
  • Explain the features of the PowerPoint environment.
  • Activate PowerPoint and perform its operations.

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  1. Practice question 1

    Presentation software is commonly used in business settings to deliver

    • A.reports, proposals, and training sessions
    • B.relational database schemas exclusively
    • C.network cabling installation plans exclusively
    • D.spreadsheet-based financial audits exclusively
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    A. reports, proposals, and training sessions

    These are common, practical business applications for presentation software.

  2. Practice question 2

    A master slide in a presentation package controls the default layout and formatting applied across

    • A.no slides at all, since master slides have no effect
    • B.multiple slides in the presentation
    • C.only a single, randomly chosen slide
    • D.only slides located in a completely different presentation file
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    B. multiple slides in the presentation

    The master slide sets a consistent default design that is then inherited across multiple slides.

  3. Practice question 3

    Presentation software allows users to reorder slides easily, adjusting

    • A.the overall flow of the presentation
    • B.the presentation's underlying file format permanently
    • C.the presentation's printer configuration exclusively
    • D.the presentation's audio recording settings exclusively
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    A. the overall flow of the presentation

    Reordering slides is a simple way to adjust and refine the overall narrative flow of a presentation.

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