Computer Science - IT MCQs
Topic Notes: Computer Science - IT
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Plato
- Biography: Ancient Greek philosopher (427–347 BCE), student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle, founder of the Academy in Athens.
- Important Ideas:
- Theory of Forms
- Philosopher-King
- Ideal State
1271
If you need to jump several slides back during a presentation, what should you do?
Answer:
Right click, go to By Title and pick your slide
The most efficient way to navigate to a non-adjacent slide is to right-click to open the context menu, then select **"Go to Slide"** (or "See All Slides"). This displays a list of all your slides, allowing you to jump directly to the one you need.
1272
Which of these is NOT a standard Master View?
Answer:
Outline Master
PowerPoint has master views for Slides, Handouts, and Notes to control their default formatting. There is no such thing as an **Outline Master**; the outline's formatting is derived from the text styles on the Slide Master.
1273
To change the starting number of a numbered list (e.g., start at "5." instead of "1."), you would use:
Answer:
The Bullets and Numbering dialog box
The full **Bullets and Numbering** dialog box provides advanced options for lists, including the ability to set a custom "Start at" value for a numbered list.
1274
The eyedropper tool is used to:
Answer:
Sample a color from an object to apply it to another
The **Eyedropper** tool allows you to click on any color visible on your screen—whether in a picture, shape, or even outside of PowerPoint—and sample that exact color to apply it as a fill or line color to a different object.
1275
The command to jump to the last slide in the presentation deck is:
Answer:
Ctrl + End
The keyboard shortcut **Ctrl + End** will instantly navigate you to the very last slide in your presentation file.
1276
Which shortcut is used to group selected objects together?
Answer:
Ctrl + G
After selecting multiple objects on a slide, pressing **Ctrl + G** will group them into a single object. This allows you to move, resize, and format them as one unit.
1277
What does it mean to "Export" a presentation?
Answer:
To save the presentation in a format other than PowerPoint's native format
**Exporting** is the process of converting and saving your presentation into a different file format, such as a PDF, a video file (MP4), or a series of images (JPEG).
1278
To fill a shape with a repeating image, you would use which fill option?
Answer:
Texture Fill
The **Texture Fill** option allows you to fill a shape with a tiled or repeating image. You can choose from built-in textures or select your own picture to be tiled across the shape.
1279
Which is an 'Emphasis' animation effect?
Answer:
Grow/Shrink
Emphasis effects are designed to draw attention to an object already on the slide. **Grow/Shrink** is a classic emphasis effect, while Appear is an Entrance and Fly Out is an Exit.
1280
When you ungroup a clip art image, it becomes:
Answer:
A collection of editable PowerPoint objects
Ungrouping a vector-based clip art image breaks it down into its individual shapes and lines, all of which become native, editable PowerPoint objects that can be moved, recolored, or deleted.