What is a motion path in Microsoft PowerPoint

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1. What is a motion path in Powerpoint?

   A. A type of animation entrance effect
   B. A method of advancing slides
   C. A method of moving items on a slide
   D. All of the above

2. When using PowerPoint, to play a PowerPoint show for previewing the show, select____________?

   A. View, slide sorter
   B. View, slide
   C. View, slide show
   D. View outline

3. in the context of animations, what is a trigger in Microsoft PowerPoint?

   A. An action button that advances to the next slide
   B. An item on the slide that performs an action when clicked
   C. The name of a motion path
   D. All of above

   Submitted by: Ray Muhammad Asif

4. In Microsoft PowerPoint two kind of sound effects files that can be added to the presentation are____________?

   A. .wav files and .mid files
   B. .wav files and .gif files
   C. .wav files and .jpg files
   D. .jpg files and .gif files

5. In Microsoft PowerPoint the entry effect as one slide replaces another in a show is called a (an)______________?

   A. animation
   B. slide transition
   C. custom animation
   D. preset animation

6. In Ms PowerPoint Ellipse Motion is a predefined_______________?

   A. Design template
   B. Color scheme
   C. Animation scheme
   D. None of these

7. to preview a motion path effect using the custom animation task pane, you should

   A. click the play button
   B. click the show effect button
   C. double click the motion path
   D. all of above

   Submitted by: Ray Muhammad Asif

8. Which option on the custom animation task pane allows you to apply a preset or custom motion path?

   A. Add effect
   B. Emphasis
   C. Animate now
   D. All of the above

9. to preview a motion path effect using the custom animation task pane, you should____________?

   A. click the play button
   B. click the show effect button
   C. double click the motion path
   D. all of above

10. Shortcut to quit Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Access, Excel etc is ______________.

    A. Alt + F4
    B. Ctrl + W
    C. Shift + F4
    D. Alt + W

    Submitted by: Muhammad Danish