True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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You can
customize the Clip Organizer by adding clips to a collection, moving clips between collections, or
creating new collections.
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2.
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Clip art are
pictures that you design and draw yourself in PowerPoint.
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3.
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You can add
clips to the Clip Organizer from the Web.
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4.
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Scanned
photographs are the only pictures PowerPoint recognizes.
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5.
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The Crop
command on the Picture toolbar allows you to enlarge a picture.
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6.
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Cropping a
picture means to hide a portion of the picture.
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7.
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When you
scale a picture you are actually resizing it.
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8.
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In
the figure above, number 6 is pointing to the portion of the picture that is being
cropped.
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9.
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In
the figure above, number 5 is pointing to a sizing handle.
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10.
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In
the figure above, number 3 is pointing to the portion of the picture that is being
cropped.
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11.
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You
can save a PowerPoint slide as a graphic and later use it in a presentation.
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12.
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In Microsoft
Graph a datasheet contains the graphical representation of data.
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13.
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When a heavy
black border appears around a cell, it means it is active.
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A datasheet
contains the data you want to display, while a chart uses graphical representations of the data to
display the data.
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15.
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Formatting
an embedded chart object changes the original object.
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16.
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The
figure above shows a default datasheet and chart.
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17.
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In
the figure above, number 7 is pointing to the legend.
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18.
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In
the figure above, number 12 is pointing to the active cells in the datasheet.
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19.
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In
the figure above, number 3 is pointing to a data series marker.
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20.
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In
the figure above, number 6 is pointing to a column heading.
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21.
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You can
import data from a spreadsheet into a Microsoft Graph datasheet.
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The
horizontal axis is also called the Category axis.
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Series in
Columns means that the information in the rows become the information shown in the
legend.
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24.
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You
can double-click chart elements to format them.
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25.
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You
would use a PowerPoint table to insert information in a row and column format.
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26.
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Using
PowerPoint, you can show a presentation on any compatible computer using Slide Show
view.
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27.
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A
slide show completely fills the computer screen in Normal view.
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28.
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During a slide show in Slide Show view, you can show multiple slides at
once.
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29.
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If
you want, you can annotate, or draw, on the slides of your presentation during a slide
show.
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30.
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You
can determine how much time each slide in your presentation stays on the screen during a slide
show.
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31.
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A
slide timing is the amount of time a slide stays hidden before appearing in a slide
show.
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A
slide transition is a special audio or visual effect you can apply to a slide during a slide
show.
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33.
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Slide
transitions are used to preview a presentation in Slide Sorter view.
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34.
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You
set slide transitions for one or more slides using the Slide Transition task pane.
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35.
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You
can customize slide transitions by adding audio sounds and changing the transition
speed.
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36.
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Rehearsing slide timings sets a consistent amount of time for each slide in your
presentation.
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37.
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Animation effects let you control how graphics and text appear on screen during a
slide show.
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38.
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You
can animate text, graphics, and even chart elements.
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39.
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An
animation tag is a label that determines the order in which elements on a slide are animated during a
slide show.
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40.
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In
the figure above, number 3 is pointing to an animation tag.
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41.
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In
the figure above, number 8 is pointing to the animation tag for the arrow object.
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42.
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If
you use PowerPoint to create your presentation, there is no need to rehearse your slide show before
you present it.
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43.
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If
possible, you should rehearse your presentation with the computer that you will use during the
presentation.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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44.
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How can you
modify clip art images in PowerPoint? a. | Change their size. | b. | Change their
shape. | c. | Add shading. | d. | All of the
above. | | |
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45.
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Which of the
following does not describe a picture in PowerPoint? a. | Clip
art | b. | Video | c. | Line art | d. | Scanned photograph | | |
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46.
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When you
crop a picture, what are you actually doing? a. | Hiding it | b. | Deleting it | c. | Resizing it | d. | Scaling it | | |
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47.
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When can you
change the colors of a bitmapped (.bmp) object in PowerPoint? a. | After it's inserted on
the slide. | b. | By using the Format Picture button on the Picture
toolbar. | c. | By using the Recolor Picture button on the Picture
toolbar. | d. | You can't change the colors of a bitmapped picture in
PowerPoint. | | |
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48.
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In
the figure above, which number is pointing to the portion of the picture being
cropped? |