Quiz: Test Your PowerPoint Knowledge!

The default file extension for PowerPoint presentations in the newer versions is .pptx, while it used to be .ppt in older versions which were used before 2007. 

The correct answer is Word processing features. PowerPoint focuses on creating visual presentations and does not offer extensive word processing capabilities. It is primarily used for creating slides with multimedia elements like images, charts, audio, and video. However, it does provide basic text editing and formatting options to add text content on slides.

The Slide Show Recording feature in PowerPoint allows you to record timings, narration, and laser pointer movements during a slide show, which can be helpful for rehearsing or providing a guided presentation. After recording, you can save the presentation as a video file that includes the recorded timings and narrations.

When you have a slide selected in PowerPoint, pressing Ctrl + D will duplicate the selected slide and create a copy of it right after the original slide in the presentation. This shortcut is a convenient way to replicate slides without going through the manual copy-paste process.

The "Set Up Slide Show" feature in PowerPoint allows you to configure options, including looping, for a continuous presentation. Enabling the loop option ensures the slideshow plays continuously until manually stopped.

The Slide Sorter View in PowerPoint provides a compact form of slides with thumbnails, allowing you to easily rearrange, copy, or delete slides.

Slide Master in PowerPoint is used to apply a theme or design template to all slides in a presentation. It allows for consistent formatting and makes it easier to make global changes to the presentation's design.

The maximum number of slides that can be added in a single PowerPoint presentation is 5000, providing ample space for creating extensive presentations.

Pressing Shift + F5 during the editing process in PowerPoint initiates the slideshow from the beginning, providing a quick way to preview and navigate through the presentation.

Pressing Ctrl + Shift + S in PowerPoint opens the "Format Shape" pane, allowing for in-depth customization of the selected shape, including fill, outline, effects, and more. This shortcut enhances efficiency in fine-tuning the visual elements of your presentation.