True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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Creating a
new presentation from an old one can save time by eliminating the need to re-enter existing
information.
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When you
make a copy of a file and then change the design of the copy, these changes will be reflected in the
original file as well.
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When you
want to open an existing presentation, you can click the From existing hyperlink in the New
Presentation task pane.
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4.
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The
AutoShapes menu button is on the Formatting toolbar.
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When you
position the pointer over a sizing handle, the pointer changes shape.
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6.
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Sizing
handles appear around the text object after you have selected it.
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7.
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In
the figure above, number 1 is pointing to a sizing handle.
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8.
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In
the figure above, number 4 is pointing to the dotted outline of the body text object.
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9.
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In
the figure above, number 6 is pointing to the middle sizing handle.
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10.
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Grouping objects determines if they are aligned to their middles or their
centers.
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11.
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You cannot
add text to drawn PowerPoint objects.
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12.
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The yellow
diamond that appears on an object is called a sizing handle.
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13.
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In
the figure above, number 2 is pointing to the handle you would use to change the appearance of the
object.
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14.
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In
the figure above, number 3 is pointing to the handle you would drag to rotate the
object.
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15.
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In
the figure above, number 2 is pointing to the rotate handle.
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16.
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In
the figure above, number 3 is pointing to the adjustment handle.
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Using
the commands on the Order Menu, you can layer an object by moving it to the front of the slide or
sending it to the back of the slide.
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18.
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You can
position objects on a slide by aligning them together relative to each other.
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Grouping
objects together aligns them to the center of the slide.
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20.
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When you
group objects together they become one object and lose their individual
characteristics.
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21.
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Objects are aligned on a grid of evenly spaced vertical and horizontal
lines.
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22.
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PowerPoint guides are solid lines that go from one end of the slide to the
other.
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23.
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You
can add multiple guides to a slide by pressing [Ctrl] and dragging an existing guide.
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24.
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The
word-processing box decreases in size as your text wraps inside the object.
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25.
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You should
use a word-processing box for a small phrase where text doesn't automatically wrap to the next line
inside a box.
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26.
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With the
Text Box button, you can create two types of text objects: a text label and a word-processing
box.
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27.
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You
can use Microsoft Outlook to send a presentation to others for review.
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28.
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When the
entire text box is selected, you can format all the text at one time.
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29.
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To
replace words, sentences, or text case in a presentation, you would use the Compare and Merge
Presentations feature.
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PowerPoint
uses existing styles or tabs to create a presentation outline from another document.
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31.
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You can
import information into PowerPoint from other word processing documents.
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32.
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You use the
color scheme to paint the slides of your presentation different colors.
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33.
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Each
PowerPoint presentation has a color scheme.
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Background refers to the area outside of the slide itself.
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35.
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Blank
presentations don't have color schemes.
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36.
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You
can apply a shaded background to shapes drawn from the AutoShapes menu.
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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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37.
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What does
the Permission button enable you to do? a. | Permits Internet users to access your
computer. | b. | Sets reviewing and printing restrictions for people who look at your
work. | c. | Establishes a connection with Microsoft’s Office Web site for
downloading files. | d. | Allows you to collaborate with other PowerPoint
users. | | |
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38.
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What objects
does PowerPoint's drawing capabilities allow you to draw and modify? a. | Lines | b. | Shapes | c. | Objects | d. | All of the above | | |
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What do
slanted lines surrounding an object indicate? a. | The object is selected but not active. | b. | The object is
active. | c. | The object is grouped. | d. | A copy of the object
has been made. | | |
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40.
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In
the above figure, which number represents the item you would drag to make the picture appear as
shown?
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41.
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In
the above figure, which number represents the mouse pointer?
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42.
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How do you
place objects in a straight line relative to one another? a. | Group the
objects. | b. | Rotate the objects. | c. | Align the
objects. | d. | Distribute the objects. | | |
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43.
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How
do you transform a group of objects into one object? a. | Group the
objects together. | b. | Align the objects. | c. | Distribute the
objects. | d. | Resize the objects. | | |
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44.
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In the
figure above, which item would you select to adjust the size of the arrow head?
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45.
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In the
figure above, number 3 is pointing to which item? a. | Adjustment handle | b. | Sizing
handle | c. | Sizing pointer | d. | Rotate
handle | | |
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46.
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In the
figure above, which item would you select to rotate the arrow?
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47.
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In
the figure above, number 4 is pointing to which item? a. | A resize
handle | b. | A sizing handle | c. | An adjustment
handle | d. | A rotate handle | | |
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48.
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Which
command combines one or more objects into one object? a. | Distribute | b. | Organize | c. | Regroup | d. | Group | | |
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49.
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Which
PowerPoint command organizes objects relative to each other along a grid of evenly spaced vertical
and horizontal lines? a. | Distribution | b. | Rotation | c. | Alignment | d. | Grouping | | |
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50.
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What
do grouped objects act and appear like? |