Slides
- 100
What is one 'page' of a computer presentation called?
- 200
What is the first slide, with the project name and the author, called?
- 300
What is a ready-made…
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What is the preset…
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What are the hints…
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Middle school · Computer science
Computer science quiz, Middle school: Presentations
This quiz helps revise “Presentations” in Computer science for middle school. It has 25 questions in five categories: Slides, Slide show, A good slide, Apps and files, On the slide. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
A peek at the questions
The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Slide show
- 100
What is the effect called when a single picture or line of text flies in or fades in on a slide?
- 200
What is the effect called as one slide gives way to the next?
- 300
Which key ends…
In the game - 400
Which key starts a…
In the game - 500
What is the view…
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A good slide
- 100
What goes in the biggest font on a slide, so the back row can read it?
- 200
How many main ideas should one slide carry, according to the golden rule?
- 300
Which text colour is…
In the game - 400
A popular rule says…
In the game - 500
Guy Kawasaki's rule: 10…
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Apps and files
- 100
What is Microsoft's presentation program called?
- 200
What is Google's free online slide program called?
- 300
What file extension does…
In the game - 400
Which format do you…
In the game - 500
What is Apple's…
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On the slide
- 100
What do we call this diagram, which shows the parts of a whole?
- 200
And what do we call this diagram, with bars of different heights?
- 300
What is an object…
In the game - 400
What is clickable text…
In the game - 500
Which PowerPoint tool turns…
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How it works
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- Choose questions on the board, buzz in first and collect points.