Click on the correct response for each question below.

1		All of the following statements are true about WordArt except:
			A)	WordArt is a drawing object that is available in all Office applications.
			B)	WordArt adds shapes, shadows, colors, and perspectives to text that are not possible with standard fonts.
			C)	WordArt can be customized with any picture file.
			D)	To add WordArt to any slide, click the Insert WordArt icon on the Drawing toolbar.
2		If you right-click on an image you can activate the
			A)	Picture toolbar.
			B)	Formatting toolbar.
			C)	AutoFormat option.
			D)	Insert Text option.
3		Which of the following is not a correct statement with regard to updating image keywords?
			A)	Too many keywords can slow the search response time.
			B)	Inaccurate keywords can retrieve undesirable clip art.
			C)	Exercise caution when adding new keywords to images.
			D)	If you apply a keyword update by mistake, it can be easily undone.
4		Double-clicking an embedded object will open this dialog box to allow you to edit that object without impacting the original image.
			A)	Edit Image
			B)	Tools
			C)	Format Picture
			D)	AutoFormat
5		Which of the following is not a correct statement with regard to inserting file images in PowerPoint?
			A)	The destination file stores the location of the original file and displays a representation of the linked data.
			B)	If file size is a consideration, or if it’s important to maintain constancy between copies, linked objects should be used.
			C)	Linked images should be stored in a common folder for easy retrieval.
			D)	When presentation with linked files are moved, the linked files must be moved too.
6		When building tables in PowerPoint, which of the following is not correct?
			A)	Complex tables can be created in Word and either linked or embedded in a PowerPoint presentation.
			B)	The formatting abilities in PowerPoint are not as complete as those found in Microsoft Word.
			C)	Word tables do not allow special cell formatting.
			D)	Word tables can hold more data.
7		PowerPoint can be inserted from the menu or using one of two
			A)	Standard toolbar buttons.
			B)	Formatting buttons.
			C)	Editing buttons.
			D)	Tools buttons
8		When a chart will include large quantities of data, need calculations, or use data that already resides in Excel, creating the chart in Excel and then importing it to PowerPoint
			A)	is less effective than using Microsoft Graph.
			B)	is more effective than using Microsoft Graph.
			C)	is not possible using Microsoft Graph.
			D)	is easier than using Microsoft Graph.
9		These are plotted on the y-axis of bar and column charts.
			A)	Data totals
			B)	Data values
			C)	Data sums
			D)	Data series
10		In PowerPoint, this type of chart is effective at showing the relationships between different categories of values.
			A)	Scatter
			B)	Area
			C)	Column
			D)	Pie
11		Resizing drawn pictures will degrade the picture quality.
			A)	True
			B)	False
12		The size and position of a content placeholder is determined by the slide layout selected.
			A)	True
			B)	False
13		Artwork must be stored in the Media Gallery.
			A)	True
			B)	False
14		Clicking the Insert Picture button and selecting a picture will embed the image in a presentation with no connection to the image file.
			A)	True
			B)	False
15		Each cell in a table can have its own formatting.
			A)	True
			B)	False
16		When a table is created in another application and then embedded in PowerPoint, the menus and buttons of the source program do not appear with PowerPoint menus.
			A)	True
			B)	False
17		Selecting the appropriate slide layout is probably the easiest way to insert a simple table in a presentation.
			A)	True
			B)	False
18		Embedded objects are placed into a PowerPoint file but cannot be modified without affecting the original object.
			A)	True
			B)	False
19		You can easily create a diagram or organization chart in PowerPoint using the correct slide layout.
			A)	True
			B)	False
20		When Microsoft Graph is open in PowerPoint, both the datasheet and chart display.
			A)	True
			B)	False