ACTION BUTTON

1. What is an action button in PowerPoint?

•    a) A feature that adjusts the slide transition speed

•    b) A built-in shape for adding interactivity and navigation

•    c) A tool for changing the slide background color

• d) A tool for adjust animation

2.Which tab do you access to insert an action button in PowerPoint?

• a) Design

•    b) Home

• c) Insert

•    d) View

3. What is the default behavior of the "Forward" action button?

•    a) Return to the previous slide

•    b) Go to the next slide

•    c) Go to the first slide

•    d) Go to the last slide

4. How can you add an action button to all slides simultaneously?

• a) Manually insert the button on each slide

•    b) Use the Slide Master View

• c) Apply a template with pre-defined buttons

•    d) Go to insert tab and insert picture

5. What does the "Information" action button do by default?

•    a) Go to the first slide

•    b) Display additional information about the current slide

• c) No default behavior, it's customizable

•    d) Use the Slide Master View

6. In PowerPoint, where can you find the Action Buttons in the Shapes Gallery?

• a) At the top of the Shapes Gallery

•     b) At the bottom of the Shapes Gallery

• c) In a separate tab named "Action Buttons"

• d) Use the Slide Master View

7. What is the purpose of adding an icon to an action button?

•    a) To make it look more attractive

•   b) To change its default behavior

• c) To add visual context or cues

• d) Use the Slide Master View

8. How can you hyperlink an action button to a website?

•    a) Use the "Document" action button

• b) Manually add a hyperlink

• c) Use the "Custom" action button and configure settings

• d) Use the Slide Master View

9. How can you add interactivity to an action button?

• a) By inserting a sound effect

• b) By assigning it to hyperlink to another slide or external resource

• c) By changing its shape

• d) Use the Slide Master View

10. What is the benefit of using action buttons in a PowerPoint presentation?

• a) They make the slides more colorful

    

• b) They enhance interactivity and navigation

• c) They automatically generate slide content

• d) They make the presentation boring