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PowerPoint Intro
Office XP PowerPoint 2002, 2/e
Timothy O'Leary, Arizona State University

Copying, Embedding, and Linking Between Applications

Working Together 1- Quiz

Click on the correct response for each question below.



1

When working with two applications, this will allow you to view both windows on the screen at the same time.
A)Tiling
B)Linking
C)Alignment
D)Stacking
2

When copying a Word document with formatting to a PowerPoint slide, the formatting would override the
A)presentation.
B)source file.
C)destination file.
D)slide master.
3

In PowerPoint, an embedded object is stored in
A)source file.
B)the destination file.
C)the master file.
D)the source program.
4

An embedded object can be modified without affecting the
A)destination file.
B)master file.
C)source file.
D)format file.
5

This is the default option in the As list box of the Paste Special dialog box.
A)Formatted Text (RTF)
B)Unformatted Text
C)HTML Format
D)Microsoft Word Document Object
6

When editing an embedded Word table in a slide presentation, these menus and toolbars replace some of the menus and toolbars in the PowerPoint application window.
A)Format
B)Word
C)Style
D)Content
7

When changes are made in the source file that affect the linked object, the changes are automatically reflected in the destination file when it is opened. This is called a(n)
A)embedded link.
B)active link.
C)formatting link.
D)live link.
8

This provides a description of the linked object in the Paste Special dialog box.
A)Result
B)Display
C)Icon
D)As
9

In PowerPoint, this dialog box displays the path and name of the source file, the range of linked cells or object name, the type of file, and the update status.
A)Chart
B)Links
C)Format
D)Master




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