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A template allows you to use
pre-designed slides to maintain
a standard layout, look and feel
for your presentation.

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A keyboard shortcut is a combination
of keystrokes that allows you to apply
font styles and effects without using
the Menu or Toolbar.

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A font effect allows you to add artistic
elements to your text such as color.

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A font style is a specified
appearance for specific text.

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A font is a display of text characters
with a specific look.

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One Column Text Slide Layout – Contains a placeholder for
the slide title (1), a body placeholder for information related
to the slide (2) and, and are for an image or other object (3).

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Title and Two Columns Layout – Contains a text
placeholder for the slide title (1) and two content
placeholders for information (2)(3).

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Title and Body Slide Layout – Contains a text
placeholder for the slide title (1) and a content
placeholder for information (2).

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Title Slide Layout – Has two placeholders, for
the presentation’s title (1) and subtitle

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A slide layout is a predefined
arrangement of placeholders
for text

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A placeholder is a box with dotted
borders that holds a place for content
on the slide layout.

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When you open a new presentation in
Google Slides, a blank presentation
opens. You have to choose a theme from
the Theme pane.

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The Page Setup allows you to change the length and width of slides in
your presentation. This is represented by the aspect ratio.

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Paragraph alignment is how text for a
paragraph appears between the left and
right margins of a text placeholder.

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A theme is a pre-defined combination of colors, fonts, effects and
layouts that can be applied to your presentation with just one click.