Inserting Hyperlinks and Action Buttons MCQs

1. What is the purpose of a hyperlink in PowerPoint?
(A) To insert animations
(B) To link to another slide, file, webpage, or email address
(C) To apply a transition effect
(D) To record slide timings

2. Which tab contains the Hyperlink option in PowerPoint?
(A) Insert
(B) Design
(C) Review
(D) Slide Show

3. Which shortcut key opens the Insert Hyperlink dialog box?
(A) Ctrl + H
(B) Ctrl + L
(C) Ctrl + K
(D) Ctrl + Shift + H

4. Which of the following is NOT a valid hyperlink option in PowerPoint?
(A) Link to Existing File or Web Page
(B) Link to Place in This Document
(C) Link to Create New Document
(D) Link to Slide Master Layout

5. What is the function of an Action Button in PowerPoint?
(A) To insert SmartArt
(B) To provide clickable navigation within a slide show
(C) To apply text formatting
(D) To create slide transitions

6. Where can you find ready-made Action Buttons in PowerPoint?
(A) Slide Master
(B) Design → Variants
(C) Insert → Shapes → Action Buttons
(D) Review → Comments

7. Which option in Action Settings allows you to start an action automatically without clicking?
(A) Mouse Over
(B) With Previous
(C) On Click
(D) After Previous

8. Which of the following actions can be assigned to an Action Button?
(A) Run Program
(B) Hyperlink to a slide
(C) Play Sound
(D) All of the above

9. If you want to create a “Back to Start” button in your presentation, which hyperlink option is most suitable?
(A) Hyperlink to Last Slide Viewed
(B) Hyperlink to Custom Show
(C) Hyperlink to End Show
(D) Hyperlink to First Slide

10. What is the main difference between Hyperlinks and Action Buttons in PowerPoint?
(A) Hyperlinks are text/image-based; Action Buttons are predefined shapes for navigation
(B) Hyperlinks work only offline; Action Buttons work only online
(C) Hyperlinks can insert images; Action Buttons cannot
(D) Hyperlinks control design; Action Buttons control animations