class 6 chapter 5 answer

 Here are the questions with the correct answers:

1. Which PowerPoint view is specifically designed to allow you to easily rearrange the order of your slides by dragging and dropping them?
   Answer: a. Slide Sorter View ✅

2. You are creating a 25-slide presentation for a class project. You want to add your school logo to the bottom-right corner of every slide. What is the most efficient way to do this?
   Answer: b. Go to the Slide Master view and insert the logo on the main master slide. ✅

3. You are making a presentation about the solar system. On a slide, you want a picture of a rocket to move across the screen to land on the moon. Which animation type would be most suitable for this effect?
   Answer: c. Motion Paths ✅

4. Which feature would you use to create a button that, when clicked during a presentation, takes you directly to a website?
   Answer: a. Action Button ✅

5. What is the primary function of the 'Notes Page View'?
   Answer: d. To see how your speaker notes will look when printed with the slide. ✅

Final Answers:

1. a. Slide Sorter View

2. b. Slide Master View

3. c. Motion Paths

4. a. Action Button

5. d. To see how your speaker notes will look when printed with the slideHere are the questions with answers from the page.

   A. Choose the correct answer

   6. During a presentation, you click an action button, but nothing happens. What is a likely reason for this problem?
   ✅ Answer: a. You are not in the Slide Show View.

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   B. Fill in the blanks

   (Word Bank: Reading, Transition, Slide Show, Slide Sorter, Motion Path, Normal)

   1. The default editing view in PowerPoint where you work on a single slide is called the Normal View.

   2. The Slide Sorter View is useful for rearranging the order of your slides and managing transition effects.

   3. A Transition is a visual effect that happens when you move from one slide to the next during a presentation.

   4. A picture of a car moves across the screen – to achieve this, you would use a Motion Path animation effect.

   5. Action buttons work in Slide Show View and Reading View.

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   C. State whether the following statements are True or False

   1. You can modify the content of a slide in the Reading View.
      ❌ False

   2. Slide Show View displays your slides one by one in full-screen mode.
      ✅ True

   3. Pressing the F5 function key starts the slide show from the current slide.
      ❌ False (F5 starts from the first slide; Shift + F5 starts from the current slide.)

   4. A presentation about a cat where an image of the cat grows and shrinks to draw attention is using an 'Emphasis' animation.
      ✅ True

   5. To go to another slide by clicking a button we use a slide transition effect.
      ❌ False (We use an Action Button or Hyperlink.)

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   D. Answer the following questions

   1. In which view do you do most of your editing, and what are its three main parts?
   Answer: Most editing is done in Normal View. Its three main parts are:

   • Slides/Thumbnail Pane

   • Slide Pane (Workspace)

   • Notes Pane

   2. Why is animation used in presentations?
   Answer: Animation is used to make presentations attractive, highlight important information, and keep the audience engaged.

   3. Briefly explain the difference between 'Entrance' and 'Exit' animation effects.
   Answer:

   • Entrance: Brings an object onto the slide.

   • Exit: Removes an object from the slide.

   4. What is an action button? Enlist steps to use them in a presentation.
   Answer:
   An Action Button is a clickable button used to navigate slides or open files/websites during a presentation.

   Steps:

   1. Go to Insert → Shapes → Action Buttons.

   2. Draw the button on the slide.

   3. Select the required action (Hyperlink to slide, website, etc.).

   4. Click OK.

   5. Test it in Slide Show View.

   5. What is the purpose of the Slide Master? Name two things you can control with it.
   Answer:
   The Slide Master is used to apply the same design to all slides.

   You can control:

   • Theme/background

   • Logo, fonts, and placeholders

   6. What is the difference between animation and transition?
   Answer:

   • Animation: Effects applied to objects (text, images, shapes) on a slide.

   • Transition: Effects applied when moving from one slide to another.