N-Level Computer Applications (SEAB 7018) Presentations and Media quiz: slideshow structure, concise text, slide master, design, media, transitions and animations quiz

It uses too much electricity

The audience reads instead of listening, the text is hard to see, and the slides just repeat the speaker

It makes the file open faster

It is the only way to give a clear talk

Full sentences of everything you will say

Only images and no words at all

Short bullet points or key words that support the spoken message

As much detail as possible in a small font

Use the smallest font so more fits

Match the font size to the slide number

Always use italics

Use a large, readable font so it can be seen from the back of the room

A place that holds formatting, such as fonts, colours and a logo, shared by every slide

The person who presents the slides

The first slide in a deck

A printout of all the slides

It deletes the logo from all slides

Setting fonts and colours and placing the logo on the master applies them to every slide automatically

It converts the slides to a document

It hides the slides from the audience

It adds more animations

It makes the slides longer

You change the look in one place and every slide updates together

It removes all images

It makes the file smaller

It is required by copyright law

It speeds up the transitions

It makes the text easy to read, including from a distance

Light grey text on a white background

Black text on a white background

White text on a dark blue background

Dark text on a pale yellow background

The photo was credited

A side handle was dragged, changing the width and height by different amounts and altering the aspect ratio

The slide master was used

A transition was added

Drag a side handle

Type a random width only

Drag a corner handle so width and height change together

Crop it until it fits

So the colours look brighter

So you do not have to credit them

So the slides need no titles

So the presentation is not too large to open, share or run smoothly

The effect that plays when you move from one slide to the next

An effect applied to an object on a slide

The title of the presentation

A printed copy of the slides

The effect between two slides

An effect applied to an object on a slide, such as bullets appearing one at a time

The file format of the presentation

A type of slide master

They cost extra money

They delete the slide text

Too many distract the audience, look unprofessional and can slow the talk down

They are not allowed in presentations

Spinning every word on entry

Making text fly in from random directions on every slide

Flashing the whole slide repeatedly

Revealing bullet points one at a time so the audience focuses on the current point