I'm having trouble with this question.
Why would you mount an overhead transparency in a cardboard frame?
A to make copies of it
B to color it
C to add overlays
D to project it onto a screen
Can someone please help me.
I'm amazed they're asking you that question. It's so 1980s!!
http://books.google.com/books?id=-RjX3sz4BBUC&pg=PA148&lpg=PA148&dq=overhead+transparency+frames&source=bl&ots=RcxO-C6l-7&sig=dfyJD2nocuVhcuOCOT08Goy65OM&hl=en&ei=7tG2TbriMdCXtweWvaWLAQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=9&ved=0CIQBEOgBMAg#v=onepage&q=overhead%20transparency%20frames&f=false
Read carefully. Your answer is there.
to add overlays
answer;C
answer; c
to add overlays
Sure! I'd be happy to help you with that question.
To determine the correct answer, let's examine each option and see how it relates to mounting an overhead transparency in a cardboard frame:
A) To make copies of it: Mounting an overhead transparency in a cardboard frame would not directly facilitate making copies of it. Making copies usually involves using a copier or a scanning device. So, option A doesn't seem to be the correct answer.
B) To color it: Mounting an overhead transparency in a cardboard frame is not done to color it. Coloring is typically done by using markers or other coloring tools directly on the transparency itself. Option B doesn't seem to be the correct answer either.
C) To add overlays: When you mount an overhead transparency in a cardboard frame, it provides a stable surface to add overlays. Overlays are additional transparent sheets that can be placed on top of the transparency to add more information or create dynamic visual effects. Adding overlays is a typical use of overhead projectors, so option C could be a possible answer.
D) To project it onto a screen: Mounting an overhead transparency onto a cardboard frame is part of the process of projecting it onto a screen. When you mount the transparency on the frame, you ensure that it stays in place and is properly aligned with the projector. The mounted transparency would then be placed on an overhead projector and projected onto a screen or wall. Option D seems to be the most suitable answer.
Based on our analysis, it appears that the correct answer is D) to project it onto a screen.