Animation Effects Flashcards
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Which Emphasis effect temporarily changes an object's fill color to draw attention and then reverts it?
Answer: Fill Color
The Fill Color Emphasis effect briefly changes an object's fill to a specified color, then returns it to its original color.
When a Motion Path is selected on a slide, how can you reverse its direction?
Answer: Right-click the path and choose 'Reverse Path Direction'
Right-clicking a motion path and selecting 'Reverse Path Direction' flips the start and end points, reversing the travel direction.
What does the 'Auto-preview' checkbox in the Animations tab do?
Answer: Automatically plays the animation on the slide when you select it from the gallery
With Auto-preview enabled, clicking an animation in the gallery instantly previews it on the current slide without pressing the Preview button.
Which of the following best describes the 'Float In' Entrance animation?
Answer: The object drifts onto the slide from above or below with a slight drift effect
Float In causes an object to softly drift into position from the top or bottom, simulating a floating motion onto the slide.
If you want a shape to pulse continuously throughout a slide, which timing setting should you configure?
Answer: Set Repeat to 'Until End of Slide' in the animation's Timing dialog
Setting the Repeat option to 'Until End of Slide' in the Timing tab makes the animation loop continuously for the duration of the slide display.
What is the effect of the 'Bounce' Entrance animation?
Answer: The object enters and physically bounces before settling into position
Bounce is an Entrance effect where the object flies in and then bounces up and down a few times before settling in its final position.
How do you remove all animations from an object in PowerPoint?
Answer: Select the object, then click 'None' in the animation gallery or delete all its entries in the Animation Pane
Selecting the object and clicking 'None' in the Animations gallery, or selecting all its entries in the Animation Pane and pressing Delete, removes all animations.