Power Point Chap 2 - T/F

Researchers have known for decades that documents with visual elements are more effective than those that consist of only text.

Graphics in documents help clarify and emphasize details so they appeal to audience members with different backgrounds.

The text in the accompanying figure shows shapes inserted and formatted.

PowerPoint displays a few themes that are similar to one another.

It is not possible to use keywords to search for themes.

Some slide layouts do not have a content placeholder.

A photo's color intensity can be modified by changing the brightness and content.

Contrast is the difference between the darkest and lightest areas of an image.

Live preview is available on a touch screen.

A style is a named group of formatting characteristics.

It is not possible to make a line width more than 6 pt.

All slide layouts have a content placeholder.

PowerPoint provides only three picture effects.

PowerPoint provides a wide variety of predefined shapes that can add visual interest to a slide.

After adding a shape to a slide, you cannot change its default characteristics.

The pointer changes to a plus shape to indicate that an item has been added to the Clipboard.

Shapes in the Shapes gallery can be combined to show relationships among the elements.

It is not possible to add a shadow to text.

Format Painter cannot be used to copy only character attributes.

To copy both character attributes and paragraph attributes, such as alignment and indentation, select the entire paragraph.

A background is considered fill.

Gradient fill is one color shade gradually progressing to another shade of the same color or one color progressing to another color.

Adjusting a fill's gradient allows you to see through the background so that any text on a slide is visible.

Texture fills are available to add as a slide background.

You can change a background gradient after applying it.