CLASS - 5 // SUBJECT - COMPUTER // LESSON – 7 // FORMATTING PRESENTATIONS //

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LESSON – 7

FORMATTING PRESENTATIONS

 

1.   Write a note on slide master in MS Power Point.

All the information on fonts, colours, backgrounds, effects, positioning, placeholders sizes and so on are stored in the place called slide Master in MS Power Point.

 

2.   What are all the different fill effects available in power Point? How can we apply them?

The fill effects are:

a.   Gradient fill

b.   Picture/Texture fill

c.   Pattern fill

We can apply them using the solid fill effect in fill option under the format background dialog box.

 

3.   List down the several formatting effects available for text in power point.

There are several formatting effects available for text in Power Point. They are:-

a.   Font – various styles of writing text

b.   Font size – various sizes of writing text.

c.   Increase font size

d.   Decrease font size

e.   Bold – makes the selected text bold

f.    Italic – makes the selected text Italics

g.   Underline – underlines the selected text

h.   Text shadow – adds shadow behind the selected text.

i.    Strikethrough – draws a line through the middle of the selected text

j.    Character spacing – give space between two characters.

k.   Change case – the small letters are referred to lowercase and capital letters are uppercase letters

l.    Font colour – changes the colour of the text.

 

4.   What do you mean by alignment? How many types of alignments are there? Name them

Alignment means the positioning of the text inside a textbox. There are two types of alignments in MS Power Point

A.  Vertical Alignment

a.   Top Alignment

b.   Middle alignment

c.   Botton alignment

B.  Horizontal Alignment

a.   Align text left

b.   Center Align text

c.   Align text right

d.   Justify

 

5.   How can we rotate pictures only to a certain degree in Power point?

Objects such as pictures, word arts, clip arts, etc can be rotated. We can further go to more rotation options to rotate the image by certain degree.

6.   What is bulleting and numbering?

Bulleting and numbering are added in the beginning in order to make a list. Bulleted or numbered list organizes the items in a regular manner.

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