TestOut 6.9 PowerPoint Animations & Transitions

Imagine you're preparing a PowerPoint presentation for your company's annual review meeting. How would you describe entrance and exit animations in this context?

• Entrance and exit animations in PowerPoint are the font styles used in the slides

• Entrance and exit animations in PowerPoint are the background colors of the slides

• Entrance and exit animations in PowerPoint are the effects that control how elements enter or exit a slide during a presentation.

• Entrance and exit animations in PowerPoint are the transitions between slides

During a corporate presentation, which three slide transition effects in PowerPoint could enhance the visual appeal?

• Spin

• Dissolve

• Three slide transition effects in PowerPoint are: 1) Fade, 2) Push, and 3) Wipe.

• Zoom

In preparing a presentation for the annual sales meeting, how can you create custom animation paths for the new product features in PowerPoint?

• Use the 'Custom Path' option within the 'Add Animation' menu.

• Use the 'Custom Path' option within the 'Design' menu.

• Use the 'Custom Path' option within the 'Insert' menu.

• Use the 'Custom Path' option within the 'View' menu.

In a corporate presentation, how would you describe animations that start when the presenter clicks a button?

• Animations that only play once

• Animations that are set to start based on a specific action

• Animations that are controlled by voice commands

• Animations that are randomly selected

In a corporate presentation, how would you describe the process of setting the timing and duration for an animation effect on a slide?

• Setting the animation timing and duration in a PowerPoint presentation involves controlling when an animation effect starts during the slide show and how long the effect lasts. Timing decides the commencement of the animation, while duration specifies the length of time the animation effect continues.

• In a PowerPoint presentation, setting the animation timing and duration is the method of incorporating sound effects into the slides.

• Adjusting the animation timing and duration in a PowerPoint presentation refers to modifying the font size and color of the text on the slides.

• Setting the animation timing and duration in a PowerPoint presentation is concerned with altering the total number of slides in the presentation.

Imagine you're preparing a PowerPoint presentation for your company's annual review meeting. What is the purpose of using entrance animations on your slides?

• To make the presentation longer and more tedious

• To add visual interest and engage the audience by controlling the way elements appear on the slide.

• To confuse the audience with unnecessary effects

• To distract the audience from the content of the presentation

Imagine you are preparing a presentation for your company's annual review meeting. You want to make the presentation more engaging by adding slide transition effects. How can you apply the same slide transition effects to all slides in the presentation at once?

• Apply the slide transition effects to all slides by using the 'Apply to All' button in the 'Transitions' tab.

• Manually apply the slide transition effects to each slide individually

• Use the 'Apply to All' button in the 'Design' tab

• Copy and paste the transition effects from one slide to all the others

In preparing a PowerPoint presentation for the annual sales meeting, what is the key difference between using motion paths and creating custom animation paths for the slide elements?

• Motion paths can only move objects horizontally, while custom animation paths can move objects in any direction

• Custom animation paths can only be used for text, not for images or shapes

• Motion paths are predefined, while custom animation paths are user-created.

• Motion paths are only available in older versions of PowerPoint

Give an example of a triggered animation in PowerPoint.

• An example of a triggered animation in PowerPoint is when the slide changes automatically after a certain time period.

• An example of a triggered animation in PowerPoint is when an image rotates continuously on the slide.

• An example of a triggered animation in PowerPoint is when you have a text box that only appears after clicking on a specific shape on the slide.

• An example of a triggered animation in PowerPoint is when the font color of the text changes randomly during the presentation.

Imagine you're preparing a PowerPoint presentation for your company's annual review meeting. You've added animations to make the presentation more engaging. How can you adjust the duration of these animations to better fit your presentation flow?

• Adjust the duration of the animation by changing the font size.

• Use the 'Timing' option in the Animation Pane to adjust the duration of the animation.

• The only way to adjust the duration of an animation is by using a third-party plugin.

• Use the 'Design' tab to adjust the duration of the animation.