INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS-FINAL
EXAM-STUDY-GUIDE WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
1.What is the purpose of the PowerPoint program?
To create a presentation
2.What is a placeholder?
Dotted border boxes on a slide identifying a placeholder
3.Placeholders are used to contain ______,______, &______.
body text, pictures, & charts
4.What is a transition?
An animation like effect that occurs when you move from slide to slide. (It is the chosen
movement from one slide to another.)
5.What is layout?
It is the arrangement of the elements. (It illustrates the various types of slides that are
available.)
6.What is a theme?
It is a set of design elements that provides unified appearance throughout the
presentation (by using color, fonts, & graphics).
7.What is animation?
, It provides special, visual, or sound effects to the text or objects. (It provides movement
& sound to the placeholders on the slide.)
8.What is a ribbon?
A command bar at the top of the window that organizes features into tabs.
9.What is a gallery?
It is a list of commands (or options) presented graphically.
10.What are contextual tabs?
A tab that is only displayed when a particular object is selected. (It is a hidden tab.)
11.What is a dialog box launcher (launch button)?
It is buttons at the bottom of some groups (on the ribbon) that open dialog boxes
(containing features related to the group)
.
12.WINDOWS 7, HARDWARE/SOFTWARE, CLOUD ST0RAGE
WINDOWS 7, HARDWARE/SOFTWARE, CLOUD STORAGE
13.WINDOWS AERO FEATURES: What is Snap?
What is flip?
(What is Shake?)
"Snap" maximizes a window when it's dragged to the top of the screen. (It allows you to
resize open windows for reviewing & comparing.)
"Flip" displays open windows (previews) in a row ("Flip 3D" displays open windows
[previews] in a stack.)
("Shake" allows you to select a single window & close the rest when your desktop is
cluttered with open windows)
14.What will allow you to preview all open windows at once?
Flip & Flip 3D
EXAM-STUDY-GUIDE WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
1.What is the purpose of the PowerPoint program?
To create a presentation
2.What is a placeholder?
Dotted border boxes on a slide identifying a placeholder
3.Placeholders are used to contain ______,______, &______.
body text, pictures, & charts
4.What is a transition?
An animation like effect that occurs when you move from slide to slide. (It is the chosen
movement from one slide to another.)
5.What is layout?
It is the arrangement of the elements. (It illustrates the various types of slides that are
available.)
6.What is a theme?
It is a set of design elements that provides unified appearance throughout the
presentation (by using color, fonts, & graphics).
7.What is animation?
, It provides special, visual, or sound effects to the text or objects. (It provides movement
& sound to the placeholders on the slide.)
8.What is a ribbon?
A command bar at the top of the window that organizes features into tabs.
9.What is a gallery?
It is a list of commands (or options) presented graphically.
10.What are contextual tabs?
A tab that is only displayed when a particular object is selected. (It is a hidden tab.)
11.What is a dialog box launcher (launch button)?
It is buttons at the bottom of some groups (on the ribbon) that open dialog boxes
(containing features related to the group)
.
12.WINDOWS 7, HARDWARE/SOFTWARE, CLOUD ST0RAGE
WINDOWS 7, HARDWARE/SOFTWARE, CLOUD STORAGE
13.WINDOWS AERO FEATURES: What is Snap?
What is flip?
(What is Shake?)
"Snap" maximizes a window when it's dragged to the top of the screen. (It allows you to
resize open windows for reviewing & comparing.)
"Flip" displays open windows (previews) in a row ("Flip 3D" displays open windows
[previews] in a stack.)
("Shake" allows you to select a single window & close the rest when your desktop is
cluttered with open windows)
14.What will allow you to preview all open windows at once?
Flip & Flip 3D
