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73 Cards in this Set
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Layout |
Defines containers, positioning, and formatting for all of the content that appears on a slide. |
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Normal View |
The default PowerPoint view containing two panes that provide maximum flexibility in working with the presentation |
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Placeholder |
A container that holds content |
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Animation |
The movement applied to an object or objects on a slide |
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Slide |
The most basic element of PowerPoint, analogous to a page in a word document |
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Annotation |
A note drawing added to a slide during a presentation |
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Status bar |
Located at the bottom of the screen, this contains the slide number, a spell check button, a options that control the view of your presentation |
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Reading view |
Used to view a slide show full screen, once slide at a time |
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PowerPoint presentation |
A presentations saved with a pptx extension |
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Slide show |
A method to deliver your message in a variety of ways using multiple slides |
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Note Page View |
Used if the speaker needs to enter and edit large amounts of text for reference in the presentation
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PowerPoint show
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Uses a .ppsx extension
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Presenter View
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A specialty view that delivers a presentation on two monitors simultaneously
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Variant
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A variation of the them you have chose, using different color palettes and font families |
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Slide show view |
Used to deliver a completed presentation full screen to an audience, one slide at a time
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Thumbnail
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A slide miniature
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Transition |
A specific animation that is applied when a previous slide is replaced by a new slide |
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Slide sorter view |
Displays thumbnails of your presentation slides allowing you to view multiple slides simultaneously |
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Story Board |
A visual design that helps you plan the direction of your presentation |
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Theme |
A collection of formatting choices that includes colors, fonts, and special effects |
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Template |
A file that incorporates a theme, a layout and content that can be modified |
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Outline |
A method of organizing text in a hierarchy to depict relationships |
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Hierarchy |
Indicates levels of importance in a structure |
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Outline view |
Shows the presentation in an outline format displays in levels according to the points and any sub points on each slide |
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Collapsed outline |
Displays only the slide number, icon, title, and content of each slide in outline view |
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Expanded outline |
Displays the slide number, icon title and content of each slide in outline view |
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Rich text format |
A file format that retains structure and most text formatting when transferring documents between applications or platforms |
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Colors gallery |
Provides a set of colors for every available theme |
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Fonts Gallery |
Contains font sets for the content |
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Effects gallery |
Includes a range of effects for shapes used in the presentation |
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Background styles gallery |
Provides both solid color and background styles for application to a theme |
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slide master |
The top slide in a hierarchy of slides based on the master |
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Master |
Controls the layouts, background designs and color combinations for handouts, notes, pages, and slides, giving the presentation a consistent appearance |
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Picture fill |
Inserts as image from a file into a shape
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Gradient fill
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A blend of two or more colors or shades
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Selection net
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A marquee that selects all objects in an area you define by dragging the mouse |
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Adjustment handle |
A yellow square that enables you to modify a shape |
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Lock drawing mode |
Enables the creation of multiple shapes of the same type |
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Flow Chart |
An illustration showing the sequence of a project or plan |
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Infographic |
A visual representation of data or knowledge |
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Connectors |
A line shape that is attached to and moves with other shapes |
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Smart art |
Diagram that presents information visually to effectively communicate a message |
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Aspect ratio |
Refers to keeping an object proportion the same with respect to width and height
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Group
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Combines two or more objects |
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Vertex |
Point where a curve ends or the point where two line segments meet in a freeform shape |
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Distribute |
To divide or evenly spread shapes over a given area |
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Texture fill |
Inserts a texture such as marble into a shape |
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Freeform Shape |
A shape that combines both curved and straight lines |
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Callout |
A shape that includes a text box you can use to add notes |
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Stacking order |
The order or objects based on geometric formulas |
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Vector graphic |
An object oriented graphic cased on geometric formulas |
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Guide |
A straight horizontal or vertical line used to align objects |
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Line weight |
The width or thickness of a line |
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Bitmap image |
An image created by bits or pies placed on a grid to form a picture |
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Narration |
Spoken commentary that is added to a presentation |
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Recolor |
Process of changing picture colors to a new temperature |
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Tone |
Temperature of a color |
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Saturation |
The intensity of a color |
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Sharpening |
Enhances the edges of the content in a picture to make the boundaries more prominent |
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Copyright |
Legal protection afforded to a written or artistic work |
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Embed |
To store an object from an external source within a presentation |
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Contrast |
The difference between the darkest and lightest areas of a picture |
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Cropping |
The process of eliminating any unwanted portions of an image |
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Public domain |
The right to a literary work or property owned by the public at large |
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Compression |
Method applied to data to reduce the amount for space required for file storage |
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Foreground |
The portion of the picture that is kept, which is also the main subject of the picture |
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Multimedia |
Multiple forms of media used to entertain or inform an audience
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Photo album
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Presentation containing multiple pictures organized into album pages
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Background
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The portion of a picture that is removed because it is not desired in the picture |
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Link |
A connection from the presentation to another such as a storage device or web site |
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Poster frame |
The frame that displays on a slide when a video is not playing |
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Softening |
Blurs the edges of the content in a picture to make the boundaries less prominent |
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Brightness |
The lightness or darkness of a picture |
