Question

1. irene wants to ask her audience a question using a slide in her presentation. however, as soon as she clicks on her slide, the question and the answer both pop up at the same time. how can irene most easily create a slide where the question appears, then she controls when the answer appears?

she can use transitions.
she can use animations.
she can use stock photography.
she can use video clips.

Explanation:

• Transitions: Transitions are used to move from one slide to another, not to control the appearance of elements within a slide.
• Animations: Animations can be applied to individual elements (like text boxes for the question and answer). You can set the question text box to appear first (maybe with an entrance animation on click) and then the answer text box to have its own animation (also on click, so Irene can control when it shows after the question is shown).
• Stock photography: This is just about using pre - existing images and has no relation to controlling the sequential appearance of text (question and answer).
• Video clips: Video clips are for playing videos and not relevant to making text (question and answer) appear in a controlled, sequential manner.

Answer:

She can use animations.