A. Shift + drag each slide

C. Shift + Click each slide

D. Alt + Click each slide

A. Ctrl+S save the document

B. The drawing toolbar contains tools for drawing shapes, lines, arrows, and more

C. Holding down the Shift key while you draw an object creates perfect squares, circles and straight lines

A. Create a template

C. All of the above

D. Use the autocorrect wizard

B. Adjusting extra space

C. Underlining hyperlink

D. Replacing two -s with an em hyphens

A. table slide

B. graph slide

C. bullet slide

A. text fonts

C. sans serif fonts

D. picture fonts

A. ehearsal

C. Slide show view

D. Slide show setup

A. View, slide sorter

B. View outline

D. View, slide

A. Auto text

C. Word art

D. Text box

A. Query

C. Expression

D. None of them

A. Effects

B. Preset animations

D. Custom animations

B. Different types of childrens building blocks

C. Clip art categories located in the Microsoft Clip Gallery

D. More technical terms that I dont understand

B. Text Holder

C. Auto layout

D. Object Holder

B. F2

C. F10

D. F1

A. Selecting

B. Highlighting

D. Moving

A. 12

C. 10

D. 11

A. DAT files

B. DRV files

D. LOG files

A. Is determined by the presentation design and can not be changed

B. Is determined by the presentation design but can be changed in PowerPoint

D. Is dependent on the amount of text within the organization chart

A. preset animation

C. custom animation

D. animation

A. Right clicking the chart object, then clicking edit MS-Organizaiton Chart object

B. Clicking edit object

C. Double clicking the organization chart object

A. Spread sheet

B. Graphics software

D. Entertainment software

B. Using the auto content wizard

C. From scratch (create a blank presentation

D. Using a template

B. Slide view

C. Slide show view

D. Notes view

B. Speaker notes command

C. Meeting reminder command

D. Navigation commands

A. All of above

B. The title area and text area of a specific slide

D. a slide master and title master merged into a single slide

A. Clip Art

B. Getting Started

C. Search result

A. None of above

C. You can insert clipArts only

D. You can insert pictures and clipArts

B. Slice Show menu

C. All of the above

D. Slide transition button

A. The mouse button

C. The enter key

D. The space bar

A. serif fonts

B. picture fonts

D. text fonts

A. Reply

B. Inclusion

C. Forward

A. Slide sorter

B. Normal

C. Slide show

A. Design

B. Scheme

C. Presentation

B. Tools, Fonts

C. Tools, Replace Fonts

D. Edit, Fonts

A. Special view

B. Slide show view

C. Normal view

A. Texture

B. Gradient

C. Picture

A. A bullet slide

C. All of the above

D. A title slide

A. Select the slide in normal view; and click Format, Animation

B. Click the PowerPoint window and move it around vigorously with the mouse for a manual animation effect

C. PowerPoint does not have an animation feature

A. Your hard drive

C. Font color

D. Format painting

B. Microsoft Table

C. Microsoft Word

D. Microsoft Excel

B. Save As

C. Save and Go

D. Web and Go

A. Hit F5 key

B. From Slide Show menu choose View Show option

C. From Slide Show menu choose Rehearse timing

A. Printing the speakers notes along with slide images

B. Printing transparencies

D. Drawing with a pen

B. Animation scheme

C. Color effects

D. Design template

B. Navigation commands

C. Speaker notes command

D. Meeting minder command

A. Set up your computer in a large auditorium, and click large, auditorium, OK

B. Slick slide show, OK

D. Click the slide you wish the audience to see in normal view, then click the next slide, and so on.

A. Home Tab

B. Review Tab

D. Design Tab

A. Select the text and select Edit, Cut from the menu

B. Select the text and press Ctrl + X

D. Select the text and click the Cut button on the toolbar

B. Custom Animation

C. Custom Transition

D. Slide Animation

A. Word for windows templates

C. Auto creation wizard

D. Presentation wizard