Word Basics
What is starting a bullet point list?
Use this feature to redirect to another document, another place within the same document or to an external source.
What are links
CTRL+C
What is copy
These are the names of the icons in the text box area of a new slide.
What are placeholders
Add these between slides to add some fun to a presentation
What are transitions
Where you find Titles, Subtitles, Headings and emphasis.
What is Styles
Use this to search for something specific in a document
What is the find feature (CTRL+F)
CTRL+B
What is Bold
By right clicking on a slide you can change the style of the slide using this feature
What is layout
Use this tab to present your slide show remotely
What is the record tab
Where you find tables, icons, smart art etc.
What is the insert tab
Found in the references tab, this feature shows the items within a document and helps you jump quickly to a heading.
What is table of contents.
CTRL+X
The ways to do this include using the home tab, the insert tab or right clicking on the left hand side in the slide deck.
What is adding a new slide
Add these to your slides to add some pizzaz
What are animations
Double clicking the top or bottom of a page does this.
What is open headers and footers
Use this feature to change several of the same word into something else.
What is replace feature (CTRL+H)
CTRL+Z
What is undo
This is where you find preset themes or ideas for blank projects with your own media.
What is the design tab
This is what you need to include if you want to add page numbers to your slide
What is a header/footer
Where you would find themes, fonts and colours
What is the Design Tab
Found in the insert tab, this feature adds a tidy first page to the document.
What is a cover page
CTRL+E
What is center align
Found underneath the slide, these are useful for additional information when presenting.
What are notes
This tab is where you would find rehearse and present options.
What is the slideshow tab