Reusing a PowerPoint Presentation
Across
- 3. Affects the coolness or the warmness of pictures
- 6. Applies changes to every slide of the presentation
- 7. Breaking clip art into its component objects
- 10. Moves an object toward the top of the stack
- 11. Aids readability and indicates relationships among elements
- 12. Video start point indicator
- 13. Allows you to trim the beginning and end of a video clip
- 15. Red, yellow, and blue
- 16. inserts slide number on currently displayed slide
- 17. Click ____ on the Ribbon to open the Backstage view
- 18. Button inserts the slide number on every slide
- 20. Green, blue, and purple
- 22. Video clip plays when a presenter clicks the slide
- 23. Changes the intensity of colors
- 25. across slides Clip plays once, but plays while other slides are displayed
- 29. Moves a selected object to the top
- 31. Use to determine color choices
- 32. Search option maintains the letter case within a word
- 33. Speaker comments are added to slides in the ____
- 35. view Allows you to look at several slides at one time
- 36. colors Red, orange, and yellow
- 37. Copy of presentation given to attendees
Down
- 1. Picture of black, white, and shades of gray
- 2. Indicates slide position within the presentation
- 4. until Stopped Option to have the video repeat until you click the next slide
- 5. When a video fills the entire slide
- 6. Orange, purple, and green
- 8. Determine location of text and content placeholders
- 9. Moves a selected object underneath all objects on the slide
- 14. Effects convert the picture into a wide variety of hues
- 19. Multiple images combined into a single file
- 21. Picture appearing as if it were a faded photo
- 23. Seconds of playing time, file size, and type of audio file
- 24. Moves an object underneath another object
- 26. Windows format to encode and communicate music
- 27. View to create and edit your slides
- 28. Miniature versions of slides
- 30. Video end point indicator
- 34. Words are the search terms associated with the file
- 35. view View which occupies the full computer screen