Presenter View and Slide Show Settings MCQs

1. What is the main purpose of Presenter View in PowerPoint?
(A) To rehearse timings of animations
(B) To allow the presenter to see notes, next slide, and tools while the audience sees only the slide show
(C) To add audio and video to slides
(D) To edit Slide Master layouts

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

3. Which option allows you to start a presentation from the current slide?
(A) Shift + F5
(B) F5
(C) Ctrl + F5
(D) Alt + F5

4. What does the “Use Timings” option in Slide Show settings do?
(A) Hides notes during the presentation
(B) Locks slide transitions
(C) Speeds up animations
(D) Runs slides automatically according to pre-recorded timings

5. In Presenter View, which pane displays the slide that will appear next?
(A) Notes Pane
(B) Next Slide Preview Pane
(C) Slide Sorter Pane
(D) Animation Pane

6. Which shortcut key is used to start the presentation from the first slide?
(A) F1
(B) Esc
(C) F5
(D) Ctrl + Enter

7. What does the “Set Up Slide Show” option allow you to do?
(A) Add SmartArt graphics
(B) Configure how the slide show is displayed (e.g., kiosk mode, loop, multiple monitors)
(C) Apply animations to objects
(D) Format slide layouts

8. In Presenter View, what is the function of the timer/clock?
(A) To show elapsed time during the presentation
(B) To record narration
(C) To apply transitions automatically
(D) To hide notes

9. What happens if “Loop continuously until Esc” is enabled in Slide Show settings?
(A) The presentation closes automatically after the last slide
(B) The slides keep repeating until the Esc key is pressed
(C) Only animations repeat, not slides
(D) The slide show pauses after every slide

10. Which option is best for self-running presentations at kiosks or exhibitions?
(A) Presenter View
(B) Custom Slide Show
(C) Browsed at a kiosk (full screen)
(D) Reading View