True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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Before you
begin a presentation, you should plan and outline the message you want to communicate.
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The type of
output you choose depends on time constraints and hardware availability.
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3.
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An object is
any item on a slide that can be manipulated.
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4.
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Objects are the building blocks that make up a presentation.
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5.
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The AutoFit
Options button appears when you draw an object using one of the commands from the Drawing
toolbar.
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6.
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In
the figure above, number 5 is pointing to a selection box.
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7.
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In
the figure above, number 3 is pointing to mouse pointer.
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8.
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In
the figure above, number 4 is pointing to the insertion point.
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9.
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In
the figure above, number 4 is pointing to the mouse pointer.
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10.
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The
figure above shows a new blank title slide.
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To create a
new slide, click the New Slide button on the Formatting toolbar.
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Slide layout
displays a list of all your saved presentation files.
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Slide
layouts include placeholders such as text, clip art, charts, and media clips.
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To change a
slide's layout, click the slide layout icon in the Slide Layout task pane.
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15.
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In
the figure above, number 5 is pointing to a new slide thumbnail.
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16.
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In
the figure above, number 1 is pointing to the Title Slide layout.
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17.
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In
the figure above, number 6 is pointing to a title placeholder.
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18.
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In
the figure above number 7 is pointing to the applied slide layout.
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19.
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In
the figure above, number 2 is pointing to the applied slide layout.
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The Outline
tab is used to enter slide information.
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To help you
use the Outline tab more efficiently, you can open the Outlining toolbar.
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In
the Outline tab you can turn a slide title into a bullet point by pressing the [Space]
key.
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Text
you enter next to a slide icon in the Outline tab becomes the title text for that
slide.
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24.
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In
the figure above, number 6 is pointing to a slide icon.
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25.
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In
the figure above, number 4 is pointing to the selected slide icon for the current
slide.
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26.
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In
the figure above, number 5 is pointing to body text.
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27.
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In
the figure above, number 2 is pointing to a slide title.
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28.
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In
the figure above, number 3 is pointing to the selected slide icon of the current slide.
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29.
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Information
that you would commonly use in a header or footer would be a company or product name or a slide
number.
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30.
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On
slides you can enter both footer and header text.
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31.
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Footer text on your slides is visible in the PowerPoint views and when you print the
slides.
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32.
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You
can insert only footer text for notes and handouts.
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33.
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On
slides you can only insert footer text.
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You
can apply footer text to one slide or to all the slides in the presentation.
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35.
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Notes
you enter in the Notes pane in Normal view appear at the bottom of the corresponding
slide.
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36.
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You
can enter notes in either Notes Page view or in the Notes pane in Normal view.
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37.
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A PowerPoint
design template cannot be changed but you can add new templates to the list.
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In most
cases you would apply two design templates to your presentation.
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39.
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If you do
not like one of the PowerPoint's prepared templates, you can customize it for your particular
needs.
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40.
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You can
apply a design template to only selected slides.
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41.
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You can
create a new design template by adding design elements, color, shapes, and pictures to a blank
presentation.
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42.
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PowerPoint identifies a design template by the file extension (.pot).
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Multiple Choice
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