animations are
which can be applied to objects in a presentation
animations are located on the animations tab in the gallery in the
and can be previewed by clicking preview
of the selected transition can be found by clicking
animations are categorized as:

dictate how an object appears on the slide

occur when the object is on the slide

dictate how and object leaves the slide

move an object along a predetermined path

animations can be applied by
and choosing an effect from the gallery and the effect will be applied
the
on the animations tab contains commands to specify when an animation starts, how long it lasts or runs after a

animations can be removed by selecting the small number
to an object by clicking the add animation icon in the advanced animation group and choosing another effect from the
if the user selects another effect from the gallery in the animation group, it will

:: entrance effects
:: timing group
:: located next to the animated object
:: movements
:: emphasis effects
:: gallery
:: motion paths
:: specific amount of time
:: replace the current animation
:: multiple effects can be added
:: different variations
:: selecting the object
:: animation group
:: exit effects
:: effect optic

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animations are
which can be applied to objects in a presentation
animations are located on the animations tab in the gallery in the
and can be previewed by clicking preview
of the selected transition can be found by clicking
animations are categorized as:

dictate how an object appears on the slide

occur when the object is on the slide

dictate how and object leaves the slide

move an object along a predetermined path

animations can be applied by
and choosing an effect from the gallery and the effect will be applied
the
on the animations tab contains commands to specify when an animation starts, how long it lasts or runs after a

animations can be removed by selecting the small number
to an object by clicking the add animation icon in the advanced animation group and choosing another effect from the
if the user selects another effect from the gallery in the animation group, it will

:: entrance effects
:: timing group
:: located next to the animated object
:: movements
:: emphasis effects
:: gallery
:: motion paths
:: specific amount of time
:: replace the current animation
:: multiple effects can be added
:: different variations
:: selecting the object
:: animation group
:: exit effects
:: effect optic

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# Brief Explanations:
This problem is about PowerPoint animations (a software - related operation, but in terms of academic subfields, it can be related to Computer Science as it involves software functionality related to presentation design and animation features in software). However, if we consider the context of learning about software operations for presentations, it can also be seen in the realm of Media and Communication (Social Science subfield) as presentations are a form of media communication. But more accurately, in the given subfields, Computer Science (Natural Science subfield) is more appropriate as it deals with software features. But since the question is about filling the blanks (which are about animation operations in software), let's analyze the blanks:

1. "Animations are ______ which can be applied to objects in a presentation" - The answer should be "effects" (from the left - side terms like entrance effects, etc.).
2. "Animations are located on the Animations tab in the ______ and can be previewed by clicking Preview" - The answer is "Gallery" (as per the left - side term "gallery").
3. "______ of the selected transition can be found by clicking ______" - Wait, no, for animations: "Animations are categorized as: ______ (entrance effects), ______ (dictate how an object appears on the slide), ______ (occur when the object is on the slide), ______ (dictate how an object leaves the slide), ______ (move an object along a predetermined path)". From the left - side terms: entrance effects, emphasis effects (wait, no, the terms on the left: entrance effects, timing group, movements (motion paths), emphasis effects, gallery, motion paths, specific amount of time, different variations, selecting the object, replace the current animation, Multiple effects can be added, Animation group, exit effects, Effect Options. Wait, the blanks in the main text:

- "dictate how an object appears on the slide" - entrance effects? No, entrance effects are how it enters. Wait, the correct categorization of animations in PowerPoint: entrance effects (how object appears), emphasis effects (while on slide), exit effects (how it leaves), motion paths (move along path). So:

"dictate how an object appears on the slide" - entrance effects? No, the term for that is "entrance effects"? Wait, no, the blank for "dictate how an object appears on the slide" should be "entrance effects"? Wait, no, the left - side has "entrance effects", "emphasis effects", "exit effects", "motion paths". Let's match:

- "dictate how an object appears on the slide" - entrance effects
- "occur when the object is on the slide" - emphasis effects
- "dictate how an object leaves the slide" - exit effects
- "move an object along a predetermined path" - motion paths
- "Animations can be applied by ______ and choosing an effect from the gallery and the effect will be applied" - selecting the object (from left - side "selecting the object")
- "The ______ on the Animations tab contains commands to specify when an animation starts, how long it lasts or runs after a ______" - Animation group, specific amount of time (from left - side "Animation group" and "specific amount of time")
- "Animations can be removed by selecting the small number ______ and pressing the Delete key" - (the number that appears when you apply an animation, but from left - side "selecting the object" no, wait, the term "replace the current animation" - no, the blank for removing: selecting the animation (the small number is the animation number) and pressing delete, but from the left - side terms, maybe "selecting the object" and then the number. But this is getting complex. Alternatively, if we use the left - side terms to fill the blanks:

Looking at the left - hand side list of terms and the blanks in the main text:

1. "Animations are ______ which can be applied to objects in a presentation" - effects (since animations are effects)
2. "Animations are located on the Animations tab in the ______ and can be previewed by clicking Preview" - Gallery (as per "gallery" on left)
3. "Animations are categorized as: ______ (dictate how an object appears on the slide), ______ (occur when the object is on the slide), ______ (dictate how an object leaves the slide), ______ (move an object along a predetermined path)"
   - From left terms: entrance effects (how appears), emphasis effects (while on slide), exit effects (how leaves), motion paths (move along path)
4. "Animations can be applied by ______ and choosing an effect from the gallery and the effect will be applied" - selecting the object (from left "selecting the object")
5. "The ______ on the Animations tab contains commands to specify when an animation starts, how long it lasts or runs after a ______" - Animation group, specific amount of time (from left "Animation group" and "specific amount of time")
6. "Animations can be removed by selecting the small number ______ and pressing the Delete key" - (the number associated with the animation, but from left "replace the current animation" - no, maybe "selecting the object" and the number, but this is a bit unclear. However, the main idea is to use the left - side terms to fill the blanks.

# Answer:
1. effects
2. Gallery
3. entrance effects, emphasis effects, exit effects, motion paths
4. selecting the object
5. Animation group, specific amount of time
6. (the animation number, but from left terms, maybe "selecting the object" and then the number, but for the purpose of this, the key blanks are filled as above)

(Note: The answer is based on the PowerPoint animation terminology and the left - side provided terms.)

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