Question

select the multiple ways that you can place text in multiple columns on a powerpoint slide? use the two content layout from the layout menu and type text in each placeholder in the format shape task pane, click text options, then the text box icon, and use the columns button to set the number of columns use the slide show tab to add columns insert a picture and type text over it question 2 1 pts how do you promote a demoted paragraph? position the mouse pointer at its beginning and press ctrl + shift position the mouse pointer at its beginning and press ctrl + b. position the mouse pointer at its beginning and press shift+enter position the mouse pointer at its beginning and press shift+tab.

Explanation:

• For the first question, using the Two Content layout from the Layout menu and typing text in each placeholder is a valid way as it provides two distinct areas (columns - like) for text. In the Format Shape task pane, going through Text Options, Text Box icon and using Columns button is also a standard way to set multiple columns for text within a shape (like a text box). The Slide Show tab is for presenting the slide, not for formatting text columns. Inserting a picture and typing text over it doesn't create proper multiple - column text layout.
• For the second question, in many text - formatting applications (including some presentation software where text paragraphs can be indented/demoted), pressing Shift + Tab at the beginning of a demoted paragraph promotes it (reduces its indentation). CTRL + Shift is often for changing case or other text - level operations. CTRL + B is for bolding text. Shift + Enter is for a line break without starting a new paragraph.

Answer:

1.

• Use the Two Content layout from the Layout menu and type text in each placeholder.
• In the Format Shape task pane, click Text Options, then the Text Box icon, and use the Columns button to set the number of columns.

1. position the mouse pointer at its beginning and press Shift + Tab.