IBCA B Study Guide, Unit 4, Lesson 3
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Another name for a font is a typeface.
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The same slide layout must be applied to all slides in a presentation.
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PowerPoint allows you to choose from a variety of bullet styles when creating a bulleted list.
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A graphic’s line color must always be the same as its fill color.
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Slide connectors affect the way in which a slide show moves from one slide to the next.
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You can place a Clip Art image either on an individual slide or on a Slide Master.
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Another name for a transition is an animation.
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presentation.
To maintain consistency, you should limit the number of fonts and font styles you use in a
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You can change the size, color, and type of bullet used in a bulleted list.
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While you can align text, you cannot align graphics.
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Each slide in a presentation is based on a Slide Master.
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To make changes to a Slide Master, just edit any slide that is based on that Slide Master.
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Examples of font alignment include bold, underline, and shadow.
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To change a slide’s background color, you can right-click on any blank area of a slide and
choose Background.
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You can bold a selected word by pressing [CTRL]+[B].
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If you want each slide’s number to appear at the bottom of the slide, insert a footer.
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While you can change the color of a shape, you cannot change the color of Clip Art.
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If you insert a footer into a presentation, it must appear on every slide in that presentation.
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The main reason for using Slide Masters is so that you can use features such as animation
and transitions to your slides.
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Headers are text that appears at the top of notes pages or presentation handouts.
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Which of the following fonts would you most likely choose for text in a presentation to a
board of directors?
a. Wide Latin
c. Times New Roman
b. Algerian
d. Lucida Handwriting
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When you _____ text, it lines up with the text box’s margins on both sides.
a. center
c. right-align
b. justify
d. left-align
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Using a(n) _____ helps give your presentation consistent formatting.
a. theme
c. animation
b. transition
d. Notes page
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Which of the following has a font style applied to it?
a. First point
c. First point
b. First point
d. First point
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25.
If you create a presentation in which the slides are taller than they are wide, the slides are
a. left-aligned
c. in landscape orientation
b. rotated
d. in portrait orientation
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When you change the inside color of a graphic, you change its ____ color.
a. fill
c. background
b. line
d. transition
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Which of the following statements is true concerning these two lightening bolts?
a. The one on the left is in front of the red circle whereas the one on the right is behind the
red circle.
b. The one on the right is in front of the red circle whereas the one on the left is behind the
red circle.
c. The one on the left is more transparent than the one on the right.
d. The one on the right is more transparent than the one on the left.
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28.
Which of the following describes what will be created by this dialog box?
a. It will create a header containing the date and will appear on every slide.
b. It will create a header containing the date and will appear on every slide but the title
slide.
c. It will create a footer containing the date and will appear on every slide.
d. It will create a footer containing the date and will appear on every slide but the title slide.
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Which of the following will let you copy the formatting of one heading to another heading?
a. Layout button
c. Group button
b. Format Painter button
d. Font dialog box
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If you wanted to make certain that all three of these graphics remained next to each other,
even when moved, you could select them and click ____.
a.
c.
b.
d.
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The items in this bulleted lists are ____.
a. left-aligned
c. justified
b. right-aligned
d. formatted as graphics
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a. blue
This graphic’s line color is ____.
c. yellow
b. red
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The rectangles pointed to by label “A” are ____.
a. grouped
c. in the header
b. joined by connectors
d. an example of a transition
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The object on the right has ____.
a. been transitioned
c. been recolored
b. had an effect applied to it
d. been rotated
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To rotate a selected object, open the ____ dialog box.
a. Shape Styles
c. Arrange
b. Size
d. Background
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One way of changing the size of a graphic is to go to the Size group on the ____ tab.
a. Home
c. View
b. Insert
d. Format
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If you have a slide on the screen and you go to the Design tab and choose a theme, the
theme will ____.
a. only be applied to the current slide
b.
only be applied to the title slide
c. be applied to every slide in the presentation
d. not be applied to any slides because you must be in Slide Master View to apply themes
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To change the size of a list’s bullets, choose ____.
a. Home>Font>Bullets
c. Format>Shape Styles>Bullets
b. Home>Paragraph>Bullets
d. Format>Size>Bullets
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The following are examples of ____.
a. themes
c. transition effects
b. text effects
d. animation schemes
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PowerPoint’s two main slide layouts are ____.
a. Title and Animation
c. Portrait and Landscape
b. Graphics and Text
d. Title and Title and Text
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To place a word in italics, you can click Italic in the ____ group on the Home tab.
a. Font Style
c. Editing
b. Font
d. Paragraph
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You have created a slide on which a graphic appears to grow larger and then return to its
original size. This is an example of ____.
a. a text effect
c. design layout
b. a transition
d. animation
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If you want to add a gradient fill to an object, open the ____.
a. Format Shape dialog box
c. Transition drop-down menu
b. Themes drop-down menu
d. Custom Animation task pane
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Shadow, Glow, and Bevel are examples of ____.
a. animation schemes
c. shape effects
b. background styles
d. transitions
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In what way are these two graphics different?
a. The level of transparency is different.
c. The shape effects are different.
b. The level of brightness is different.
d. The order of the objects is different.
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When you apply a(n) ____ effect to a slide background, the shading of the background
gradually changes from one side or corner to the other.
a. animation
c. transition
b. gradient
d. transparency
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The following illustrates different ____ styles.
a. font
c. bullet
b. alignment
d. numbering
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To change the color of a selected Clip Art image, choose ____.
a. Format>Adjust>Recolor
c. Format>Picture Styles>Picture Effects
b. Format>Adjust>Change Picture
d. Format>Picture Styles>Picture Shape
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Which of the following can be applied to a transition?
a. a sound
c. a connector
b. a background
d. a fill color
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To edit a Slide Master, choose ____.
a. Design>Page Setup>Slide Orientation
b. Design>Themes>Slide Master
c. View>Presentation Views>Slide Master
d. You cannot edit a slide master.
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The following are examples of ____.
a. themes
c. slide layouts
b. background styles
d. shape effects
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Which of the following best explains the difference between an animation scheme and a
transition effect?
a. An animation scheme is applied to the components of an individual slide, whereas a
transition effect does not affect individual slides, but rather the way in which one slide
moves to the next.
b. A transition effect is applied to the components of an individual slide, whereas an
animation scheme does not affect individual slides, but rather the way in which one slide
moves to the next.
c. An animation scheme only can be applied to text whereas a transition effect can be
applied to either text or graphics.
d. A transition effect only can be applied to text whereas an animation scheme can be
applied to either text or graphics.
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These four graphics ____.
a. have been recolored
c. are animated
b. are bottom-aligned
d. are joined by connectors
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These two graphics are ____ aligned.
a. top
c. center
b. bottom
d. right
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Which of the following is an example of a transition?
a. Box Out
c. Shadow
b. Comic Sans MS
d. Glow
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The following slide is in ____.
a. Normal View
c. Slide Sorter View
b. Print Preview
d. Slide Master View
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A background can be ____.
a. a solid color
c. a picture
b. a pattern
d. All of the above.
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To switch a selected paragraph from double-spacing to single-spacing, choose ____.
a. Home>Paragraph>Justify
c. Home>Paragraph>Line Spacing
b. Home>Slides>Layout
d. Home>Editing>Select
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The text on this slide is ____.
a. centered
c. left-aligned
b. justified
d. right-aligned
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To change the image on the left to the one on the right, you would ____.
a. recolor the image
c. increase its brightness
b. apply an effect to the image
d. increase its contrast
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In order to see through a graphic to the text behind it, you adjust the graphic’s ____.
a. contrast
c. transparency
b. fill color
d. transition
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box?
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Which of the following is not something you can specify in the Bullets and Numbering dialog
a. The numbering style that will be used.
b. The size of the numbers in relation to the text.
c. The color of the numbers.
d. The font used in the numbered list.
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If you are listing the series of steps to be followed in assembling a bicycle, use a(n) ____ list.
a. numbered
c. formatted
b. bulleted
d. animated
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If you no longer want a particular animation, open the Custom Animation task pane, select
the animation, and click ____.
a. Delete
c. Change
b. No Animation
d. Remove
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What is the primary advantage to changing the size of a graphic by using the Size group on
the Format tab as compared to changing its size by dragging a sizing handle?
a. It is faster.
b. It is more precise.
c. It does not require using the mouse.
d. It can be performed on graphics on the Slide Master whereas you cannot use sizing
handles on the Slide Master.
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You have chosen a drawing of a car from the Clip Art gallery. To make the car look like its
going uphill, you can ____ it.
a. resize
c. align
b. rotate
d. group
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Which of these buttons allows you to align selected graphics on a slide?
a.
c.
b.
d.
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You insert a Clip Art image of a girl on a sidewalk. You want her to be standing in front of a
school, so you insert an image of a school in the same spot. The girl disappears. To correct this problem, you
select the girl and choose ____.
a. Format>Arrange>Send to Back
c. Format>Arrange>Align
b. Format>Arrange>Bring to Front
d. Format>Arrange>Group
Completion
Complete each statement.
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You pick a slide ____________________ to help in determining how text and graphics will
be positioned on the slide.
70.
The term ____________________ refers to the way in which text lines up in relation to the
margins of its text box.
71.
When creating a slide, the best way of presenting five concise ideas is probably to use a(n)
____________________ list.
72.
The color of a graphic’s outer edge is referred to as its ____________________ color.
73.
When you turn a graphic 45 degrees to the right, you are ____________________ the
74.
____________________ schemes are used to add movement or action to individual slides.
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You can use ____________________ effects to change how one slide moves to another.
graphic.
76.
When an object is joined to another by a(n) ____________________, the line automatically
moves when you move either object.
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A slide’s ____________________ appears behind its content.
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Most PowerPoint slides are created in ____________________ orientation, in which the
slide is wider than it is longer.
79.
You finally have five pieces of Clip Art positioned exactly as you want them. In order to keep
everything in its correct spot, you should ____________________ the items.
80.
When you set up a presentation so that the date will appear in the upper-right corner of
every handout page, you have created a(n) ____________________.
Matching
Match each item with the correct statement.
a.
f.
b.
g.
c.
h.
d.
i.
e.
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You want to copy all of the text styling used on one slide to text on another slide.
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You want to underline an important word.
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You want a slide to list the steps in creating a slide show.
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You want to change the orientation of a presentation’s slides from portrait to landscape.
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You want to place a title in green letters.
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You want to change the color of a star from black to red.
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You want to italicize a selected sentence.
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You want to change a bulleted list from double to single spacing.
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On the last slide of a presentation, you want to have a list of the main ideas covered.0
Match each item with the correct description.
a. A
d. D
b. B
e. E
c. C
f.
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Speed of the effect.
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When the effect will begin.
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Path of the effect.
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Lets you preview the effect.
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Lets you alter the effect’s path.
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Clip Art.
F
Match each item with the correct statement.
a. Home>Paragraph>Align Text Right
b. Format>Shape Styles>Shape Effects
c. Format>Arrange>Send to Back
d. Format>Adjust>Brightness
e. Home>Slides>Layout
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Lets you make a shape appear to have a beveled edge.
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97.
Lets you specify how items such as text and graphics will be positioned on a slide.
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98.
Lets you change the order of objects.
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99.
Lets you specify that text should line up at the right edge of a text box.
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100.
Lets you make a Clip Art image appear dimmer on the screen.
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