Customizing a Slide Show Answers

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What is the purpose of annotations in a presentation?

A
to organize and rename groups of slides
B
to save a template for use in other presentations
C
for an audience to leave comments on a presentation
D
for a presenter to add notes and markings to a presentation
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3. On the slide, the cursor to draw an action button.

A
drag
B
click
C
right-click
D
click and drag
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5. To start the recording, click the in the corner.

A
top left
B
top right
C
bottom left
D
bottom right
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When a slide show is running, how can a user access the pen control?

A
Use the Ctrl+P command to make the pen appear.
B
Right-click the screen, and select Pointer Options.
C
Use the Show Comments button on the Review tab.
D
Use the Track Changes button in the Slide Show tab.
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What typically displays when the Presenter view is activated while using dual monitors?

A
Both the presenter and the audience see just the notes on the monitors.
B
Both the presenter and the audience see just the slides on the monitors.
C
The audience sees both notes and slides, while the presenter only sees notes.
D
The presenter sees both notes and slides, while the audience only sees slides.
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1. On the tab, click Set Up Slide Show.

A
Show
B
Show Type
C
Speaker
D
Speaker Options
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What is the purpose of the Define Custom Show dialog box?

A
to select the animations that will be shown
B
to determine the show type of a slide show
C
to select which presentation will be displayed
D
to select the specific slides that will be shown
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What is the main reason it is useful to customize a slide show?

A
to be able to reuse a presentation for different audiences
B
to hide the speaker’s notes from members of an audience
C
to insert animations during the presentation of a slide show
D
to set up a slide show for one-time use by an individual viewer
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How are hyperlinks created and used within a presentation? Check all that apply.Hyperlinks are set to open another source file.Linked files are stored in the same folder location.Hyperlinks are permanently embedded within a slide.Hyperlinks can open websites, files, or other presentations.Hyperlinked content typically cannot be opened by end users.Hyperlinks can be assigned to text, graphics, and other objects.

A
Hyperlinks are set to open another source file.
B
Linked files are stored in the same folder location.
C
Hyperlinks are permanently embedded within a slide.
D
Hyperlinks can open websites, files, or other presentations.
E
Hyperlinked content typically cannot be opened by end users.
F
Hyperlinks can be assigned to text, graphics, and other objects.
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1. First, go to the tab and the group.

A
File
B
Insert
C
Slide Show
D
View
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1. First, go to the tab and the group.

A
Illustrations
B
Images
C
Links
D
Text
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Why would a user most likely want to record a presentation? Check all that apply.to provide access to hyperlinks for all participantsto practice timing when rehearsing the presentationto add narration to a kiosk presentation to enhance itto allow audience members to review it or watch it againto allow all users to edit the presentation to their preferencesto allow users to see it if they were unable to attend in person

A
to provide access to hyperlinks for all participants
B
to practice timing when rehearsing the presentation
C
to add narration to a kiosk presentation to enhance it
D
to allow audience members to review it or watch it again
E
to allow all users to edit the presentation to their preferences
F
to allow users to see it if they were unable to attend in person
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2. Go to the tab, in the Set Up Group.

A
Design
B
Draw
C
Insert
D
Slide Show
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4. To record the entire slide show, select from the drop-down menu.

A
Record to CD
B
Record from Beginning
C
Record from Current Slide
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5. To start the recording, click the in the corner.

A
red button
B
blue triangle
C
yellow circle

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