Antonio's Presentation Contains Seven Sections

question 39

Multiple Choice

Antonio's presentation contains seven sections. He wants to move all of the slides in the fifth section up so they appear before the second section. Which of the following is the best way of accomplishing this? Select all options that apply.

• A) In Normal view, in the pane that contains the thumbnails, drag the section header of the fifth section up until a horizontal line following the pointer indicates that the section you are dragging appears above the section header of the second section.
• B) In Slide Sorter view, in the pane that contains the thumbnails, drag the section header of the fifth section up until a horizontal line following the pointer indicates that the section you are dragging appears just below the section header of the second section.
• C) In Normal or Slide Sorter view, select all of the slides in the fifth section, and then cut them using the Cut command. Click before the first slide in the second section in the pane that contains the thumbnails, and then use the Paste command. Then select the first slide that was in the second section originally, and insert a new section. Finally, delete the section header of the original fifth section.
• D) In Normal or Slide Sorter view, right-click the section header of the fifth section, and then click Move

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Definitions:

Goodwill

A non-tangible asset formed during the acquisition of a company for a sum greater than the fair value of its net assets that can be identified.

Equity Method

An accounting technique used to record investments in other companies, where the investment is shown as an asset and changes in the investment's value are reflected in profits or losses.

Goodwill

An intangible asset that represents the excess of the purchase price over the fair market value of acquired net assets during a business acquisition.

Initial Value Method

An accounting approach where investments are recorded at their purchase cost without adjustment for changes in market value.