Powerpoint MOAC Lesson 1- Essentials

Placeholder

A box, built into many slides, that holds text or an object

Mini Toolbar

A small toolbar that appears when you point to selected text

True or False: When you save a presentation that has been previously saved, clicking the Save button on the Quick Access Toolbar reopens the Save As tab of Backstage view.

False

True or False: Backstage view gives you access to all of the PowerPoint design tools.

False

True or False: In Normal view, PowerPoint displays five different panes for viewing different aspects of your slides.

False

True or False: The Quick Access Toolbar contains no buttons by default.

False

True or False: When you start PowerPoint, the last presentation you worked on appears on the screen.

False

Normal View

Includes the Slide, Notes, and Slides panes

Key Tip

Shows the keyboard key that will issue a command

True or False: To close a dialog box without accepting any changes you may have made to it, click the Cancel button.

True

True or False: To print a presentation, open Backstage view and click Print.

True

True or False: You can use the Undo command to reverse the last action you took.

True

True or False: If you need more room on the screen, you can hide the Ribbon.

True

True or False: You can use the Cut and Paste commands to move text from one slide to another slide.

True

Dialog Box Launcher

A Ribbon tool that opens a dialog box

Ribbon

A large toolbar that presents tools in related groups

Tab

A set of related tools on the Ribbon

Backstage View

Displays commands for managing files

Current Slide

The slide you are editing

Select

To highlight text for editing