[1] A clickable object you insert in a slide [2] A specific path you can assign to an animation [3] The entire collection of slides to deliver information [4] A template for all your other slides [5] An individual page within your presentation that displays text, images, a [6] The movement and visual interest of your slides​

1. A clickable object you insert in a slide:An action button. An action button is a shape that, when clicked, triggers a specific action like navigating to another slide, opening a website, or playing a video. 2. A specific path you can assign to an animation:A motion path. A motion path allows you to control the movement of an animated object beyond just simple entrance and exit effects. You can create custom paths with lines, curves, and even Bézier curves. 3. The entire collection of slides to deliver information:A presentation. A presentation is a series of slides that are displayed together to convey information or an idea. 4. A template for all your other slides:A master slide. A master slide is a pre-designed layout that serves as a template for all the other slides in your presentation. It defines the overall formatting, including colors, fonts, and the placement of placeholders. 5. An individual page within your presentation that displays text, images, and a chart:A slide. A slide is a single page within a presentation that contains the content you want to present. 6. The movement and visual interest of slides:Transition. A transition is the visual effect that occurs when moving from one slide to the next. Transitions can add dynamism and interest to a presentation.

Answered by lakshmi12102008 | 2025-08-17