Introduction to PowerPoint* - GCFGlobal

What is PowerPoint primarily used for?

• Creating spreadsheets

• Designing websites

• Creating dynamic slide presentations

• Editing photos

Which of the following is part of the PowerPoint environment?

• Task Manager

• Ribbon

• Control Panel

• File Explorer

What will you see when you open PowerPoint for the first time?

• Control Panel

• Start Screen

• Task Manager

• Desktop

Which versions of PowerPoint does the tutorial cover?

• PowerPoint 2007 and 2010

• PowerPoint 2013 and 2016

• PowerPoint 2019, PowerPoint 2016, and Office 365

• PowerPoint 2003 and 2007

What is the purpose of clicking the buttons in the interactive section of the PowerPoint interface?

• To become familiar with the PowerPoint interface

• To start a slideshow

• To save the presentation

• To print the slides

What is the purpose of the Ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar in PowerPoint?

• To find commands for common tasks

• To create animations

• To edit images

• To design templates

What does the Backstage view in PowerPoint allow you to do?

• Create animations

• Edit images

• Access options for saving, opening, and printing

• Design templates

How is the Ribbon system in PowerPoint organized?

• By a single menu

• By a tabbed system with multiple tabs

• By a list of commands

• By a toolbar with icons

What can you find in the Font group on the Home tab in PowerPoint?

• Commands for formatting text

• Options for inserting images

• Tools for creating charts

• Settings for slide transitions

What does a small arrow in the bottom-right corner of some groups in PowerPoint indicate?

• More options are available

• The group is locked

• The group is minimized

• The group is hidden