Second Semester Evaluation –32(2022-23)

Sample Paper
Grade – 6(Computer)
Name: ____________________ Date:
Roll No: ___________ Marks: 25

Section A
Question 1:Choose the correct option [15]

1. Slides are .......... pages displayed on a computer screen.

a) hard
b) colour
c) electronic
d) none

2.Animation can be removed from a slide by selecting the .......... button from the
Animation Pane.

a) Remove
b) Quit
c) Delete
d) Del

3.The 'Play All' button is available on the ..........

a) Ribbon
b) Transition to Slide
c) Apply to All
d) Animation Pane

4.In an MS PowerPoint presentation, the default view of the slide layout is ..........

a) Reading
b) Slide Sorter
c) Normal
d) Slide Show
5.When one slide follows another slide on the screen, it is called ..........

a) Slide Show
b) Transition
c) Animation
d) Presentation

6.The shortcut keys to create a new slide are ..........

a) Ctrl + N
b) Ctrl + M
c) Ctrl + N
d) Ctrl + X

7. In PowerPoint, the individual pages of a presentation are called……

a) Slides
b) Worksheet
c) Mail
d) Document

8.Which option is used to replicate the transition on all the slides.

a) Apply to all
b) Apply
c) Apply in
d) Apply all

9. ……….is useful in making a presentation lively and help to emphasize on points.

a) Transition
b) Background
c) Color
d) Animation
10.To add an audio, select the Audio from the………….
a) Text group
b) Insert group
c) Media group
d) Background group
11.You can insert video by clicking video drop-down menu on the………
a) Home
b) View
c) Design
d) Insert
12…………is a brief text that describes each picture in a photo album.
a) View
b) Caption
c) Media
d) Text

13. Subtle transitions are…………….transitions.

a) Strong
b) Light
c) Minute
d) Tiny
14. …………is a special effect added between each slide.
a) Animation
b) Transition
c) Strong
d) Motion path

15. Modify the speed of transition using the…………spin box.

a) Duration
b) Transition
c) Motion path
d) Caption

Section B
Question 2: Explain and draw mind map of making slide in power point
presentation, by adding caption, title, transition, audio, video and image.