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CH 3: Presentation Design
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Adjustment handle | A yellow diamond that enables you to modify a shape. |
| Align | To arrange in a lone to be parallel with other objects or in relation to the slide. |
| Aspect ratio | The ratio of an object;s width to its height. |
| Callout | A shape that includes a text box you can use to add notes. |
| Connector | A Lines shape that is attached to and moves with other shapes. |
| Distribute | To divide or evenly spread selected shapes over a given area. |
| Fill | The interior contents of a shape. |
| Flip | To reverse the direction an object faces. |
| Flow chart | An illustration showing the sequence of a project or plan containing steps. |
| Freeform shape | A shape that combines both curved and straight-line segments. |
| Gradient fill | A fill that contains a blend of two or more colors or shades. |
| Grid | A set of interesting lines used to align objects. |
| Group | A subset of a tab that organizes similar tasks together; to combine two or more objects. |
| Guide | A straight nonprinting horizontal or vertical line used to align objects. |
| Infographic | Information graphic that is a visual representation of data or knowledge. |
| Line weight | The width or thickness of a shape's outline. |
| Lock Drawing Mode | Enables the creation of multiple shapes of the same type. |
| Marquee | A pane designed to help select objects from a listing of all objects on a slide. |
| Opaque | A solid fill, one with no transparency. |
| Picture fill | Inserts an image from a file into a shape. |
| Point | The smallest unit of measurement in typography. |
| Quick Style | A combination of formatting options that can be applied to a shape or graphic. |
| Rotate | To move an object around its axis. |
| Selection net | A pane designed to help select objects from a listing of all objects on a slide. |
| Selection Pane | A pane designed to help select objects. |
| Shape | A geometric or non-geometric object, such as a rectangle or an arrow, used to create an illustration or highlight information. |
| SmartArt | A diagram that presents information visually to effectively communicate a message. |
| Smartguide | A dotted line that appears automatically to assist with lining up images or text. |
| Stacking order | The order of objects placed on top of one another. |
| Text box | A object that provides space fro text and graphics; it can be formatted with a border, shading, and other characteristics. |
| Text pane | A pane for text entry used for a SmartArt diagram. |
| Texture fill | Inserts a texture such as canvas, denim, marble, or cork into a shape. |
| Transparency | The visibility of fill. |
| Ungroup | To break a combined grouped object into individual objects. |
| Vector graphic | An object-oriented graphic that is math-based. |
| Vertex | The point where a curve ends or the point where two line segments meet in a shape. |
| WordArt | A feature that modifies text to include special effects, such as color, shadow, gradient, and 3-D appearance. |
| Which of the following is text that has a decorative effect applied? | WordArt |
| To rotate a shape on your slide | drag the handle at the top of the image. |
| Which of the following is a reason for ungrouping a drawn object? | To be able to individually change shapes used to create the composite image. |
| Which of the following is a reason for grouping shapes? | To move or modify the objects as one. |
| You have inserted an Online Pictures image of the ocean with a sailboat on the right side. If you flip the image vertically, what would the resulting image look like? | The image would show right side up, but the sailboat would be on the left side. |
| You have items needed for a camping trip in a bullet placeholder. Which of the following SmartArt diagrams would you use to display the data as an infographic? | List |
| Which of the following is NOT available from the SmartArt gallery? | Data table |
| Which of the following might be a reason for changing the stacking orders of shapes? | All of the above |
| Which of the following is used to show a continual process? | Cycle |
| Which of the following may be used to add emphasis to text on a slide? | All of the above |
| Inserts an image from a file into a shape. | Picture fill |
| A blend of two or more colors or shades. | Gradient fill |
| A marquee that selects all objects in an area you define by dragging the mouse. | Selection net |
| A yellow square that enables you to modify a shape. | Adjustment handle |
| Enables the creation of multiple shapes of the same type. | Lock Drawing Mode |
| An illustration showing the sequence of a project or plan. | Flow chart |
| A visual representation of data or knowledge. | Infographic |
| A line shape that is attached to and moves with other shapes. | Connector |
| Diagram that presents information visually to effectively communicate a message. | SmartArt |
| Refers to keeping an object's proportion the same with respect to width and height. | Aspect ratio |
| Combines two or more objects. | Group |
| Point where a curve ends or the point where two line segments meet in a freeform shape. | Vertex |
| To divide or evenly spread shapes over a given area. | Distribute |
| Inserts a texture such as marble into a shape. | Texture fill |
| A shape that combines both curved and straight lines. | Freeform shape |
| A shape that includes a text box you can use to add notes. | Callout |
| The order of objects placed on top of one another. | Stacking order |
| An object-oriented graphic based on geometric formulas. | Vector graphic |
| A straight horizontal or vertical line used to align objects. | Guide |
| The width or thickness of a line. | Line weight |