Exam 4: Presentation Design

A(n)________ is a geometric or non-geometric object that you can use to create an illustration or highlight information.

________ an object reverses the direction that it faces.

In the figure shown above, the blue rectangular object in the flow chart represents a(n)________.

When using WordArt, special effects are applied to the text itself, not to the shape surrounding the text.

In the figure shown above, the two original shapes a blue square and a red circle are shown on the left. The shape shown on the right is the result of applying a(n)________ merge.

When all three RGB values are 255, the color white is displayed.

A text box is an object that provides space anywhere on a slide in which information can be entered.

A(n)________ is also known as an anchor point.

________ refers to the ratio of an object's width to its height.

In the figure shown above, the green diamond shaped object in the flow chart represents a(n)________.

You would use the ________ feature to add several shapes of the same type on your slide without having to select the shape each time.

A Hierarchy SmartArt diagram is used to show proportional relationships with the largest component on the top or bottom.

The ________ feature enables you to create multiple shapes of the same type.

A(n)________ is also known as a marquee.

A(n)________ typically uses a shape to present complex data or knowledge in an easily understood visual representation.

The figure shown above depicts the ________.

The figure shown above is an example of a(n)________ fill.

A callout is a shape used to add notes, often used in cartooning.

Cork is an example of a texture fill.

In the figure shown above, the two original shapes a blue square and a red circle are shown on the left. The shape shown on the right is the result of applying a(n)________ merge.