Building Advanced Transitions and Animations

Question 8 • LHS Computer Applications

How do animations and transitions differ in a presentation?

Answer

Animations are applied to elements on a slide; transitions control what happens between slides.

Animations control how slides begin and end; transitions are applied to text and media on a slide.

Transitions relate to the audio files in a presentation; animations relate to the video files in a presentation.

Transitions primarily control how text appears; animations primarily control how images and other objects appear.

Explanation

Animations affect individual elements on a slide, such as text, images, or shapes, and control how they appear or move. Transitions control the visual effect when moving from one slide to the next. Therefore, choice A correctly describes the difference.

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