Toolbars
Editing view that includes the Slide, Notes, and Slide panes
What is "Normal" view
A ribbon tool that opens a dialog box
What is "Dialog box launcher"
The slide you are editing
What is "Current" slide
The view that displays commands for managing files
What is "Backstage" view
A large, horizontal toolbar that presents tools in related groups
What is "Ribbon"
A new, blank presentation appears on your screen when you launch PowerPoint - True or False
What is "False"
A predefined arrangement of placeholders
What is a "layout"
A predesigned presentation option
What is a "template"
A printed copy of a presentation for the audience to use
What is a "handout"
A small picture of a slide
What is "thumbnail"
The action you must take first to apply a WordArt style to existing text on a slide
What is "select the text"
You can copy and paste content from other Windows applications into PowerPoint - True or False
What is "true"
A symbol that appears on the left of each paragraph in a list
What is a "bullet"
A black-and-white printing mode that saves colored ink or toner
What is "Grayscale"
Underlined text on a slide that means that the text is will open a web page or another slide when clicked
What is "Hyperlink"
When you save a presentation or the first time, this dialog box appears
What is "Save As" dialog box
A container for text on a slide
What is a "textbox"
The tab themes are applied from
What is "design" tab
The printing layout used when only the slide text is desired and slide graphics are not
What is "Outline" layout
The kind of slide you make formatting changes to if you want to ensure design and layout consistency
What is "Slide Master"
The create a new table click this tab first
What is "Insert" tab
An option you can use to make all the rows or columns in a table the same width
What is "Distribute"
An arrangement of columns and rows used to organize data
What is "Table"
The name of the printed handout version of a slideshow that prints six small slides per page
What is "Slides Vertical" or "Slides Horizontal"
In a table or spreadsheet, the text area at the intersection of a row and column
What is "cell"