Presentations (Cambridge (CIE) IGCSE ICT): Flashcards

Exam code: 0417 & 0983

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  • In what format is presentation content provided in the exam?

    The content is provided in rich text format (.rtf).

  • How is rich text content imported into a presentation?

    Using the 'New Slide' button on the Home tab and selecting 'Slides from Outline'.

  • Define master slide.

    A master slide allows you to control the design and layout of an entire presentation from one place.

  • Name four things a master slide controls.

    A master slide controls the colours, the fonts, the headers and footers, and the positioning of objects.

  • How do you add automatic slide numbering?

    Select the master slide, insert a text box, then from the Insert tab select 'Slide Number' and close the master slide.

  • How do you add an object to every slide in a presentation?

    Select the master slide, choose an object from the Insert tab, position it on the slide, then close the master slide.

  • How do you format a master slide?

    Select the master slide, make the desired font and paragraph changes, then close the master slide.

  • What does editing a presentation depend on?

    Editing depends on the audience and purpose of the presentation.

  • Which tab is used to insert, move and delete slides?

    The Home tab, in the 'Slides' section.

  • Name three objects that can be inserted into a presentation.

    Using the Insert tab you can add images, videos and charts.

  • Define presenter notes.

    Presenter notes are prompts for the presenter when delivering a presentation, and usually contain the key talking points.

  • Where are presenter notes turned on?

    On the View tab, in the 'Show' section, select Notes.

  • What can a hyperlink be added to in a presentation?

    A hyperlink can be added to text or objects, such as images and videos, using Insert then Link.

  • Define action button.

    An action button is a clickable object that enhances the interactivity of a presentation.

  • Name three common actions of an action button.

    Common actions are navigation, media playback, running programs and opening links.

  • Define screen tip.

    A screen tip is short explanatory text that appears when you hover over an element on a slide, providing additional details.

  • What is alternative text used for?

    Alt text describes an image. It is used for accessibility with screen readers and to help users understand the content of an image.

  • What is the difference between a transition and an animation?

    A transition is used when moving between slides, while an animation adds movement or emphasis to elements on a slide.

  • True or False?

    An animation is the effect used when moving from one slide to the next.

    False.

    That is a transition. An animation adds movement or emphasis to elements on a slide.

  • How do you hide a slide without deleting it?

    Right click on the slide and select 'Hide Slide'.

  • What are the two most common methods of outputting a presentation?

    The two most common methods are on screen and printed.

  • Name the two ways an on-screen presentation can be displayed.

    It can be a looped on screen carousel or presenter controlled.

  • Where are the on-screen display options configured?

    Using the Slide Show tab and selecting 'Set Up Slide Show'.

  • Name the three print layouts available for a presentation.

    The layouts are full page slides, presenter notes and handouts.

  • Where are the printing options found?

    Using the File tab and selecting 'Print'.

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