Microsoft PowerPoint

4. – The tab used to add pictures, shapes, charts, and other media.
6. – The area on the left showing thumbnail previews of each slide.
9. – The main editing view where you create and edit slides.
11. – The tab with basic tools for formatting text, slides, and layouts.
12. – The visual effect that happens when you move from one slide to the next.
15. – A box on a slide that holds text, pictures, or other content.
17. – A coordinated set of colors, fonts, and effects applied to slides.
20. – The arrangement of placeholders on a slide.
21. – A visual effect applied to text or objects on a slide.
22. – A single page or screen in a PowerPoint presentation.

1. – A view that shows all slides as thumbnails for easy rearranging.
2. – A collection of slides that share information with an audience.
3. – A section on the Ribbon that groups related tools (e.g., Home, Insert, Design).
5. – A full-screen view used when presenting to an audience.
7. – The top slide that controls the overall design for all slides.
8. – The area below the slide where you can add notes for the presenter.
10. – The tab where you open, save, print, or share presentations.
12. – The first slide in a presentation, usually showing the title and subtitle.
13. – The design, color, or image that appears behind the slide content.
14. – A pre-designed slide format that helps you create presentations quickly.
16. – The toolbar at the top of the screen that contains tabs and commands.
18. – The tab used to change themes, background styles, and colors.
19. – A visual display of data (bar, line, pie, etc.).
22. – A tool for creating diagrams and organizational graphics.