Options for designing the way text and graphics are positioned on a single powerpoint slide are provided by the slide, a. views, b. design theme, c. background, d. layout
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The correct answer is option d. layout.
To design the way text and graphics are positioned on a single PowerPoint slide, you can use different layout options provided by PowerPoint. Here's how you can access and choose a layout:
1. Open PowerPoint and navigate to the slide where you want to design the layout.
2. On the top navigation bar, click on the "Home" tab.
3. In the "Slides" group, click on the "Layout" button.
Once you click on the "Layout" button, a drop-down menu will appear, offering you various layout options to choose from. These layout options determine the arrangement and positioning of text and graphic elements on the slide. Each layout has a predefined arrangement of placeholders for text, images, tables, charts, etc.
By selecting a specific layout, you can easily modify the positioning and arrangement of text and graphics on your PowerPoint slide.