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Unit 4 Lesson 3 Vocab

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Alignment the way text lines up with respect to margins or tabs; the position of text and graphics in relation to a text box’s margins and to other text and graphics on a slide
Animation scheme an effect that, when applied, causes text and graphics to move and display on
Background a graphic that appears behind the information in a worksheet; solid colors, patterns, or pictures that fill the entire slide and appear behing the slide’s content
Color scheme the eight colors used in a slide’s design. Each design template has a specific color scheme that is used for the presentation’s background, text, lines, shadows, title text, fills, accents, and hyperlinks
Fill color the color applied to the interior of a shape
Font the overall design of a full set of characters. Also known as typeface
Font style an effect that can be applied to a font, such as bold, italic, or underline
Footer text that appears at the bottom (foot) of every page or presentation
Format Painter a tool that allows you to copy formatting from one object and paste it into another object
Formatting any change made to the appearance of the text or content on a slide
Gradient the gradual shading of a graphic from one side or corner to the other
Header text that appears at the top of every page or presentation
Landscape the orientation of a page, worksheet, or a slide that is wider than it is tall
Line color the color applied to a line or to the border of a shape
Portrait the orientation of a page, worksheet, or presentation that is taller than it is wide
Rotate to turn an object, usually 90* to the left or right
Slide layout the arrangement of text and graphics on a slide
Slide Master a slide that serves as a model for every slide in a presentation except the Title slide
Transition an effect that occurs between slides during a slide show
Typeface the overall design of a full set of characters. Also known as font.
Anticipate the act of looking forward
Emphasis special importance or significant
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