Course completion quiz

Microsoft PowerPoint Final Quiz

Answer 20 questions covering all ten lessons, including practical scenarios, troubleshooting, and choosing the right steps. Complete all ten lessons and score at least 85 percent (17 of 20 correct) to earn a printable course-completion certificate.

Final quiz

Choose one best answer for each question based on the course material. There are two questions from each lesson and four choices per question. Question and answer order changes each time. There is no time limit. After grading, read the explanations and use the lesson links to review before retaking the quiz.

1. PowerPoint focus is in the ribbon, but you need the slide's title placeholder. Which approach fits? Open Save As and enter the title as the filename Use F6 to reach the slide area, then Tab through its objects Start the slide show and type the title there Use Ctrl+M repeatedly until the title is announced

2. You entered a title and need another slide for the training goals. Which command fits? Ctrl+M Ctrl+O Ctrl+N Ctrl+S

3. Several slides are titled Overview. What change most improves navigation? Give each slide a title describing its distinct topic Remove titles and use slide numbers as body text Keep the repeated title and change only the theme colors Move every title into the speaker notes

4. Contact Information should become the second slide. What should you verify after moving it in the thumbnails pane? Only that the file can be saved Only that the slide count did not change Only that its title is still spelled correctly The complete slide order and the moved slide's content

5. A slide presents a procedure whose order matters. Which structure best communicates the process? A bulleted list with random item order A numbered list of concise steps Several unlabelled text boxes arranged by color A single paragraph separated by extra spaces

6. A supporting point appears at the same list level as the main steps. What should you adjust? Its slide title while leaving its position unchanged Its font size alone without changing its list level Its list level so it is clearly subordinate to the relevant point Its color while leaving the list structure unchanged

7. An image explains how equipment should be arranged. Which alt text approach is most appropriate? Mark it decorative because a title is already present Describe the arrangement that matters to the slide's message Repeat only the filename used to insert the image Describe only the image's border and dimensions

8. A shape is used only as a decorative divider and adds no information. How should it be treated? Give it the same long description as the main image Use it as the slide's only title Leave it as an unnamed informative object Mark it decorative where supported

9. A screen reader announces supporting details before the slide title. What should you inspect? The slide's reading order The slide show's transition duration The title's spelling language The presentation's file extension

10. You rearranged objects in the Reading Order pane. Which check best confirms the improvement? Save a new copy without reading the slide Confirm that the pane closed without an error Check only that the title still looks centered Navigate the slide with the keyboard and screen reader in context

11. A chart shows monthly completion trends, but an audience member needs exact counts. What should accompany it? An accessible table of source values Only a larger legend Only a statement that completion improved A second chart with different colors

12. A slide table's first row contains Month, Enrolled, and Completed. What additional structural check matters? That the three headings have identical character counts That the table spans the slide's full width That every row uses the same background color That the first row is designated as the header row

13. You select meaningful link text and press Ctrl+K. What must you verify before finishing? Only that the link text becomes underlined Only that the dialog accepts the entered address Both the readable link text and the intended destination Only that the destination begins with a familiar word

14. A link labelled Microsoft Accessibility opens an unrelated page. Which correction addresses the problem? Move the link to speaker notes without checking it Keep the destination and make the label bold Edit its destination and test the corrected link Change the slide theme and reopen the deck

15. A status slide uses red, yellow, and green circles with no labels. Which revision best preserves its meaning for everyone? Use different shades of the same three colors Add status words and keep sufficient contrast Increase the size of each colored circle only Move the color key to an unrelated file

16. Body text is over a busy photograph and is difficult to read. Which change best addresses the cause? Place it on a solid, strongly contrasting background Add a transition to draw attention to the text Put the same text on another busy photograph Make the photograph more detailed

17. During the slide show you press B and the screen turns black. How do you return to the current slide? Press Delete Press Ctrl+N Press B again Press Ctrl+M

18. A slide contains a chart. What speaker-note prompt best supports accessible delivery? Describe only the colors used in its theme Describe the chart's purpose and main finding aloud Read only the chart's file name aloud Skip the chart because alt text exists in the file

19. Accessibility Checker reports no issues. What should still be included in the final review? Only a check that every slide uses the same transition Only a check that the presentation has a title slide Keyboard navigation, reading order, content meaning, and the complete presentation flow Only another run of the checker with the same settings

20. Your deck contains headings, images, and a chart, but you cannot deliver it without help. Which final requirement remains unmet? Using one identical title on all slides Replacing the data table with a larger chart image Adding more decorative graphics to every content slide Presenting and navigating the full deck independently with the keyboard

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