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Part 2 (three-part CIL 1502 exam)
Presentations (PowerPoint) Practice Problem

This is part two of a three-part timed (one-hour) exam.  PowerPoint will be used to take the exam.  A valid driver's license or a student ID card is required to take the exam. 

The lab is currently using Microsoft Office 2007, Corel X3, and Windows XP.

Work Part one (Windows problem) also.  Part three is e-mail.  Know how to send, save, and add attachments to an e-mail message in Wildcat or VISTA e-mail (save to a floppy disk).  Know how to take a screenshot (press the print screen button that is usually located over the delete key, then open Word, paste the screenshot into Word, and save).  A screenshot takes a copy of what you have on the screen...it does not print the screen as indicated on the button.

PowerPoint Practice Test

Creating a PowerPoint Presentation
 

1.   Create a folder on the desktop entitled your first name Practice PowerPoint (i.e. Mary Practice PowerPoint)

2.   Open PowerPoint and begin by selecting the Equity design. If taking this class as an online student, and using Microsoft Office 97-2003, choose a design of your choice.

3.   Slide 1:  Create a title slide using Microsoft Office Software Features as the title and your first and last name as the subtitle.  Insert the date and time under the subtitle.

4.   Use the following outline to create three new content slides.  You will add a clipart to the Excel slide. Look at the key at the bottom of this page for clarification.  You will have four slides when finished with the practice problem.

      Slide 2:

      PowerPoint
·        
Create slides to be used in making presentations
·        
Includes graphical images such as
     o       
Clipart and pictures
     o       
Organizational Charts
     o       
Graphs
     o       
Tables

Slide 3:

Word

·         Create, edit, format, and print documents

·         Oriented towards working with text

·         Includes some numeric and graphical features

 

Slide 4:

 

Excel

·         Add, subtract, and perform user-defined calculations

·         Oriented towards numbers

·         Includes charts

5.   Add an online or other Numerical clipart to the Excel  slide (anything with a number on it).  Format the clipart to be 2” high and 2” wide.  Animate the clipart. Do not add an animated clipart, but animate the clipart.

6.   Use one customized bullet for all main bullets on the slides.  Use a different customized bullet for the sub bullets on the PowerPoint slide. 

7.  Add a footer to your entire presentation that includes two parts:  (1) a fixed date with the day of the week and month, day, year (i.e. Monday, 9.12.2009), and (2) your first and last name. 

8.  Add a transition to each of the three content slides.  Do not add a transition to your title slide. 

9.   Save the file as a presentation file with your last name Practice PowerPoint Exam as the file name. 

10. Know how to print the presentation as a handout on a single page using 4 slides per page.  Use grayscale as the color/grayscale option.  Click the preview button and make a copy of the page by clicking on PRT SCR (print screen is usually located over the delete key on most keyboards).  This takes a copy of your screen.  Then open Word and paste the print screen into the document.  Save the document as screenshot PP.

11. Save the presentation as a Single File Web Page (this should have an mht extension).  Name the file last name Practice PowerPoint Exam.  

12. Proof your exam against the key.   

13. Copy and write the exam folder to a CD or copy the folder to the floppy disk or flash drive.

Key to PowerPoint Part of Exam

Screenshot of PowerPoint printout in the PowerPoint 97-2003 version with a design of your choice.  The 2007 version will have different design choices.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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