Object, Animation, and Rehearse Timing

What is one reason why you would want to animate your slide's content in PowerPoint?

• You won't have to actually give your presentation; you can just let it present itself.

• You can pass out a paper handout of the information to accompany your presentation.

• You can distract your audience from the actual content of your lesson with flashy effects.

• You get to present the information at your own pace and can choose the visuals to accompany it while you're speaking.

• You can appeal to your audience's age group based on animations.

How many types of animations should you use per slide if you want your PowerPoint presentation to be professional, consistent, and non-distracting?

• 1-2

• 3-4

• 5-6

• 0; just let it appear.

When you're working with more than one animation on a slide, what should you use to keep track of your animations in PowerPoint?

• View Tab

• Animation Pane

• Presentation Mode

• Outline View

What toolbar do you use to make animations?

• Home

• Animation

• Design

• Transition

Where can you view the list of all the animations on the slide?

• Advanced Tab

• Transition Tab

• Home Pane

• Animation Pane

This type of animation will define how the object moves as it ENTERS your slide.

• Entrance

• Exit

• Emphasis

• Motion Path

This type of animation will draw attention to the object while it is on the slide.

• Entrance

• Exit

• Emphasis

• Motion Path

This type of animation will define how the object moves as it LEAVES your slide.

• Entrance

• Exit

• Emphasis

• Motion Path

This type of animation will let you decide the direction the object will move

• Entrance

• Exit

• Emphasis

• Motion Path

When drawing a custom motion path, how do you let the computer know you are finished drawing?

• Single Click

• Double Click

• Press Delete