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                        Write 'T' for True and 'F' for False.
                        1.  You cannot modify themes in PowerPoint.


                        2.  Variants group can be used to select different theme colours.

                        3.  Outline view displays the text of each slide on the left pane.


                        4.  Status bar is located at the bottom of the PowerPoint window.







                           Timeline


                            PowerPoint is a program that allows you to create interesting and exciting presentations.

                            Title bar, Quick Access Toolbar, Ribbon, File tab, Outline pane, Notes pane, Status bar are
                          some of the components of PowerPoint window.
                            The slide layout is the arrangement of text, images, charts, etc. on a particular slide.

                            PowerPoint has different view options such as normal view, outline view, slide show view and
                          reading view to change how your presentation appears on the screen.

                            Themes are an in-built feature which offer you a quick way of changing the layout and design
                          of the presentation that you have created.








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