All MCQs

An @mention assigns attention to a named collaborator and can generate a notification.
It makes review requests clearer than leaving an unaddressed general comment.

Suggesting mode records proposed modifications without immediately making them final.
The document owner or editor can evaluate each suggestion before accepting it.

Version History records document states and contributor changes over time.
It helps recover earlier content and understand how the document evolved.

Real-time collaboration displays participants’ changes in a shared online document.
It reduces the need to exchange many separate edited copies.

Slides should support the spoken explanation rather than compete with it.
Brief, structured content helps the audience follow the message and key evidence.

Strong contrast improves the visibility and legibility of slide content.
Accessible slides should not depend on subtle color differences or tiny text.

A linked chart can reflect changes made in the source data when the connection is available.
A static image or manually typed copy would not update automatically.

Image compression lowers the amount of data stored for graphics.
It can improve portability, though excessive compression may reduce visual quality.

Handouts place one or more slide thumbnails on printed pages for audience use.
They support note-taking and later review without requiring full-size slide prints.

Slide Show view presents slides without the ordinary editing interface.
It is intended for delivery rather than document construction.

Rehearsed timings help determine how long each slide should remain visible.
They are useful for timed delivery and identifying sections that need adjustment.

Presenter View gives the speaker additional information while the audience sees the slide show.
It supports smooth delivery without exposing private notes on the main display.