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| T F 24. When the mouse pointer points to a menu name on the menu bar, the area of the menu bar containing the menu name changes to a button. |
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| T F 25. When you point to a command on a menu that has an arrow to its right edge a submenu shows another list of commands. |
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| T F 26. When a menu name is clicked on the menu bar, a full menu immediately displays listing all the available commands. |
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| T F 27 A command with a dark gray shading to the left of it on a full menu is a hidden command because it does not appear on the corresponding short menu. |
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| T F 28. A ScreenTip is one of the four corners of the screen, which you drag to resize the screen. |
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| T F 29. The Language Bar is used for handwriting recognition. |
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| T F 30. With Office Speech Recognition software installed and a microphone, users can speak the names of toolbar buttons, menus, menu commands, list items, alerts, and dialog box controls. |
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| T F 31. The Language bar can be in one of four states: (1) restored, (2) minimized, (3) hidden, or (4) closed. |
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| T F 32. The colors used in design templates can be altered by using the Slide Design – Color Schemes task pane. |
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| T F 33. Elements of a presentation can be animated by using the Slide Design – Disney Schemes task pane. |
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| T F 34. PowerPoint uses the Default Design template until a different style is selected. |
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| T F 35. PowerPoint hides text that exceeds the width of the placeholder. |
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