To exit the PowerPoint
A. Click the application minimize button
B. Click the document close button
C. Double click the applications control menu icon
D. Double click the document control menu icon
Answer: Option C
Solution (By Examveda Team)
To exit PowerPoint:Option A: Click the application minimize button. This is incorrect because minimizing the application does not close it.
Option B: Click the document close button. This closes the current document but does not exit the application.
Option C: Double click the application's control menu icon. This is correct as double-clicking the control menu icon (located at the top left corner of the application window) exits the application.
Option D: Double click the document control menu icon. This is incorrect as it typically refers to closing the document rather than exiting the application.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option C: Double click the application's control menu icon.
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Which tab is not available on left panel when you open a presentation?
A. Outline
B. Slides
C. Notes
D. All of above are available
Which of the following statements is not true?
A. You can type text directly into a PowerPoint slide but typing in text box is more convenient.
B. From Insert menu choose Picture and then File to insert your images into slides.
C. You can view a PowerPoint presentation in Normal, Slide Sorter or Slide Show view.
D. You can show or hide task pane from View >> Toolbars.
To start Microsoft PowerPoint application
A. Click on Start > Programs > All Programs > Microsoft PowerPoint
B. Hit Ctrl + R then type ppoint.exe and Enter
C. Click Start > Run then type powerpnt then press Enter
D. All of above
Which of the following section does not exist in a slide layout?
A. Titles
B. Lists
C. Charts
D. Animations

Change the ans to c or give proper explanation
B
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