Question

1. what is a placeholder?

a tool used in slide sorter view to help organize slides
an option used when applying transitions to slides
a bookmark that can be used in presentation mode
an area on a slide used to hold various slide elements

1. according to seth godin, what is the reason \we do presentations\?

to give the audience something to look at instead of you
to keep your audience taking notes
to keep our audience awake
to make a point; to sell one or more ideas

Explanation:

• For question 17: A placeholder is an area on a slide used to hold various slide elements. It is a container for text (like titles, bullet points) or media (such as images, charts). The other options describe different features in presentation software (Slide Sorter view, transitions, bookmarks in presentation mode) that are not related to the definition of a placeholder.
• For question 18: According to Seth Godin, presentations are done to make a point and sell one or more ideas. Presentations are a means of communication where the goal is to convey a message, persuade the audience, or share knowledge (ideas). The other options (giving the audience something to look at instead of the presenter, keeping the audience taking notes, keeping the audience awake) are not the core reasons emphasized by Godin.

Answer:

1. an area on a slide used to hold various slide elements
2. to make a point; to sell one or more ideas