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    Adding Graphics To A Presentation

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    The document discusses adding graphics and using animation/multimedia in PowerPoint presentations. It provides true/false statements about features like Smart Guides, removing portions of images, transition effects, saturation levels, animation types, adding audio/video, and controlling animation duration/delay. All statements are addressed as either true or false.

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    The document discusses adding graphics and using animation/multimedia in PowerPoint presentations. It provides true/false statements about features like Smart Guides, removing portions of images, transition effects, saturation levels, animation types, adding audio/video, and controlling animation duration/delay. All statements are addressed as either true or false.

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    The document discusses adding graphics and using animation/multimedia in PowerPoint presentations. It provides true/false statements about features like Smart Guides, removing portions of images, transition effects, saturation levels, animation types, adding audio/video, and controlling animation duration/delay. All statements are addressed as either true or false.

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    Adding Graphics To A Presentation

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    Alex
    The document discusses adding graphics and using animation/multimedia in PowerPoint presentations. It provides true/false statements about features like Smart Guides, removing portions of images, transition effects, saturation levels, animation types, adding audio/video, and controlling animation duration/delay. All statements are addressed as either true or false.

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    ADDING GRAPHICS TO A PRESENTATION

    1. If you do not like the Smart Guides feature, you can turn it off.
    TRUE
    2. In PowerPoint, you cannot remove a portion of a picture you think unnecessary.
    FALSE
    3. Transition refers to the difference between the darkest and lightest areas of the image.
    FALSE
    4. Saturation determines the intensity of the color, ranging from 0% to 400%
    TRUE
    5. Changes in grayscale view affects the color view of your presentation
    FALSE

    USING ANIMATION AND MULTIMEDIA

    1. Gradient refers to the animated effects that occur when you move from one slide to
    another.
    FALSE
    2. You can change the animation’s duration and delay.
    TRUE
    3. You can only add audio and sound but not screen recording clips to your presentation
    FALSE
    4. There is an option to record the audio that you want to be added in your presentation.
    TRUE
    5. There are four types of animation.
    TRUE

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