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).

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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.
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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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