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Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their characteristics:
Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their characteristics:
Normal View = Displays all slides in a thumbnail format Slide Sorter View = Displays the current slide in the center of the screen Reading View = Displays the presentation in a linear format, one slide at a time Notes Page View = Allows easy reordering of slides by dragging and dropping
Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their purposes:
Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their purposes:
Normal View = Reviewing and proofreading presentations Slide Sorter View = Rearranging the presentation structure Reading View = Editing and formatting slide content Notes Page View = Adding and editing speaker notes
Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their navigation:
Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their navigation:
Normal View = Use the Slides tab on the left to switch to this view Slide Sorter View = Use the View tab to switch to this view Reading View = Use the View tab to switch to this view Notes Page View = Use the Slides tab on the left to switch to this view
Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their layout:
Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their layout:
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Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their features:
Match the PowerPoint presentation views with their features:
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Study Notes
PowerPoint Presentation Views
Normal View
- Default view in PowerPoint
- Displays the current slide in the center of the screen
- Toolbox and ribbon are visible
- Allows editing and formatting of slide content
- Slide thumbnails are displayed in the Slides tab on the left
Slide Sorter View
- Displays all slides in a thumbnail format
- Allows easy reordering of slides by dragging and dropping
- Useful for rearranging the presentation structure
- Use the Slides tab on the left to switch to Slide Sorter View
Reading View
- Designed for reviewing and proofreading presentations
- Displays the presentation in a linear format, one slide at a time
- Toolbars and ribbons are hidden to minimize distractions
- Use the View tab to switch to Reading View
Notes Page View
- Displays the current slide with its corresponding notes
- Allows adding and editing speaker notes
- Useful for preparing presentations and printing out notes
- Use the View tab to switch to Notes Page View
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Description
Test your knowledge of PowerPoint's different views, including Normal, Slide Sorter, Reading, and Notes Page views. Learn when to use each view and how to switch between them.