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Roller Coaster History PG.504((ALL 11 SLIDES))

SLIDE4

This is SLIDE4

Roller Coaster History SLIDE2

THIS IS THE 2ND SLIDE

QUIZ RESULTS

Ms.Crownover i got a 14/20 score on the quiz.

Vocabulary

• presentation-A formal or an informal report, usually given orally, which is sometimes referred to as a "talk" or a "speech".
  
• thumbnails-A samll-size view of a slide in a Power-Point presentation. Thumabails appear on the slides tab,in slide sorter view, and in various task panes.
  
• splitter bars-In Power-Point, one of the narrow bars that seperate the left,slide, and notes panes in normal view.
  
• title slide-The first slide in a Power-Point presentation that displays the main topic of the presentation.
  
• title-In a Power-Point, the main topic of a presentationor slide;the first line of text on a slide.
  
• placeholder-In Word, formatted text within a template file that you can replace with your own text.
  
• title area-In a Power-Point, a place-holder that reserves space for a slide's title.
  
• text area-In Power-Point, a place-holder that reserves space for a subtitle or a numbered or bulleted list.
  
• object area- a place-holder ona Power-Point slide that is reserving space for objects such as tables,charts,or graphic images.
  
• Rich Text Format-(RTF) a file format with the extension.rtf that enables the text in a file to be transferred and read by different applications; most word processing programs can read RTF.
  
• AutoContent Wizard-a tool to help Power-Point users create a presentation easily by using a set of preprogrammed slide layouts,a designs template,and boilerplate text.
  
• boilerplate text-Standard text that is appropiate for the type of presentation selected when using Power Point's AutoConentWizard.
  
• indent level-In Power-Point, a number that indicates the indent and importance of a subtitle in relation to the title.
  
• promote-In Power-Point,to raise the level of a subtitle so that it has a smaller indent(or no indent at all)and a larger type size.
  
• demote-In Power-Point, to lower the levelof a subtitle so that it has a larger indent and a smaller type size.
  
• object-In Power-Point, a nontext element such as a chart,table,clip art image,picture,photo,movie clip, or another type of information.
  
• subtitle-In Power-Point,any text in one or two columns,or a bulleted item in a list, that follows the title and gives more detail about the title.