Google Slides Final Quiz

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. The screen reader announces browser controls instead of slide content. What should you establish first? Focus within Slides and the appropriate screen-reader support setting A new theme for every slide The presentation's printing orientation only A different exported filename for the presentation

2. A blank deck is open in the wrong account. What is the best next step before adding workplace material? Keep working and rely on the deck's title to identify ownership Export immediately and assume account context no longer matters Make the file public so the intended account can find it Switch to the intended account and confirm the correct file

3. You want to select another slide rather than edit an object on the current slide. Which interface area is relevant? The speaker-notes text area The browser's address bar The current slide's text box The filmstrip

4. A keyboard command acts on text when you expected it to move a slide. What should you check? Whether the chosen theme includes an image Whether focus is in text editing, the canvas, or the filmstrip Whether the document was created on a Monday Whether the slide title uses a short word

5. A five-slide deck has the same generic title on every slide. Which revision best supports navigation? Remove titles and rely entirely on object positions Keep the title and distinguish slides only by background color Give each slide a distinct title matching its topic Move every title into the file's name

6. You need a title and a short content list on each slide. Which starting point supports consistent structure? An appropriate built-in layout with its intended placeholders A decorative layout with no title area A blank slide with every line placed in a separate text box An image containing the title and list together

7. A slide is crowded with a full spoken explanation. Which revision best separates audience content from presenter detail? Shrink all slide text until the entire explanation fits Divide the paragraph into unrelated floating text boxes Remove the explanation without recording presenter guidance Keep concise points on the slide and supporting detail in notes

8. Three lines begin with typed dashes but are intended as a list. What should you improve? Use a smaller font for the second and third lines Add blank lines until the list looks evenly spaced Replace each dash with two typed dashes Apply actual list formatting and check item boundaries

9. An automatically supplied image description is inaccurate for the slide. What is the best correction? Use the image dimensions as its full replacement Replace it with verified text conveying the relevant meaning Keep it because generated descriptions are always authoritative Delete all surrounding text so the description appears consistent

10. You cannot find a suitable image for the exercise. What does the lesson allow you to demonstrate? An unrelated private image without checking its content An empty image placeholder presented as a finished description The accessible-image insertion and description process A screenshot of the slide with no text equivalent

11. A chart is the only source of important values on a slide. What should be added? A larger chart with stronger colors, without an equivalent explanation of the data A text equivalent of the data and its meaning A source citation without the values needed to understand the slide itself A caption identifying the chart type without providing its values or conclusion

12. A table contains three numeric columns with no headings. What should be addressed first? Identify each column's meaning with clear labels Sort the numbers within each column separately Remove gridlines to simplify the appearance Make the numbers larger without adding labels

13. A screen reader reaches an image before the slide's explanatory title and text. What should you review? Object order and the meaning of the sequence Slide transition order, treating it as the setting for objects within each slide The overall slide order, leaving the individual object sequence unchanged Speaker-note paragraph spacing, without reviewing the order of the slide objects

14. Two statuses are distinguished only by pale green and pale yellow text. Which improvement addresses both concerns? Use a larger slide number without changing the statuses Add explicit status words and strengthen text-background contrast Make both colors more similar for consistency Keep the colors and add a decorative image

15. A collaborator needs to suggest improvements but should not directly edit slides. Which access fits? Viewer Editor Commenter Owner

16. You resolved a comment about missing alt text. What confirms the issue is addressed? Give the commenter editing access Check only that the comment is no longer open Inspect the image's description and test the resulting presentation Rename the image to resolved

17. A PPTX export opens with text displaced from its intended placeholders. What should you do? Deliver the copy because a successful export confirms compatibility with all placeholders Rename the PPTX extension to PDF and assume that preserves the intended arrangement Correct the copy and recheck layout and access Check the cloud original again and rely on its correct layout instead of inspecting the export

18. You can edit slides by keyboard but have not tried presenting them. What remains to be tested? Check the browser zoom and infer that all presentation controls are reachable Use editing-mode shortcuts again and assume presentation mode has identical behavior Preview slide thumbnails and treat their availability as proof of keyboard delivery Start, advance, go back, and exit by keyboard

19. The final six-slide deck has notes and images but missing descriptions and unclear titles. What should take priority? Correct the missing meaning and structure before final delivery Add more slides so the deck appears more complete Reduce the filename length and export again Apply the same transition to all six slides

20. Which handoff best demonstrates the final project is ready? A download link with untested public editing enabled A reviewed deck, tested exchange copy, usable notes, and appropriate access The original deck without checking its final saved state A screenshot of all slide thumbnails with no editable file

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