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Saving Presentations in Different Formats (PPTX, PDF, etc.) MCQs

1. : What is the default file format for saving presentations in PowerPoint 2010 and later?

(A) .ppt


(B) .pptx


(C) .pdf


(D) .potx




2. : Which file format should be used to save a presentation as a template?

(A) .pptx


(B) .potx


(C) .ppsx


(D) .pdf




3. : Which format saves the presentation as a slide show that opens directly in Slide Show mode?

(A) .pptx


(B) .ppsx


(C) .pdf


(D) .txt




4. : Which format is most suitable for printing or sharing presentations without allowing editing?

(A) .ppt


(B) .pptx


(C) .pdf


(D) .potx




5. : Which format should be used if you want to open a PowerPoint file in older versions (before 2007)?

(A) .ppt


(B) .pptx


(C) .ppsx


(D) .odp




6. : Which PowerPoint option allows you to export a presentation as a video?

(A) Save As → .wmv or .mp4


(B) Save As → .ppsx


(C) Save As → .pdf


(D) Save As → .rtf




7. : Which file format allows saving presentations for use with other office suites like LibreOffice?

(A) .ppt


(B) .pptx


(C) .odp


(D) .pdf




8. : Which option is used to create a read-only copy of a presentation that still opens in PowerPoint?

(A) Save As Template (.potx)


(B) Save As PDF (.pdf)


(C) Save As PowerPoint Show (.ppsx)


(D) Mark as Final in Save Options




9. : If you want to share a presentation while keeping file size small and layout intact, which format is best?

(A) .ppt


(B) .pptx


(C) .pdf


(D) .rtf




10. : Which menu path is used to save a presentation in a different format in PowerPoint?

(A) Insert → Export


(B) File → Save As


(C) Review → Protect Presentation


(D) View → Options




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