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5.1 · Recall

1. Before opening PowerPoint, what should you do for a decisive pitch?

If the story doesn't fit into 5 sentences, 40 slides won't save it: paper first.
5.1 · Application

2. Your titles read consecutively tell nothing (“Results”, “Part 2”). What to do?

The headline test: read consecutively, they must summarize the argument like an executive.
5.1 · Application

3. Which is a true ending?

“Thank you” is not an end: the public must know what to do on Monday morning.
5.2 · Application

4. Accessibility Checker shows 6 errors. Reflex?

Zero errors = non-negotiable goal: every correction also helps dim projectors.
5.2 · Application

5. Alt text for a chart: what to describe?

Alt-text transmits the message of the visual to the screen reader, not its decoration.
5.2 · Application

6. Good/bad coded only in green/red. Issue ?

Never color alone: icon, label or pattern always doubles the information.
5.3 · Application

7. Three co-authors without duplicates “FINAL-v3”. How ?

A single living file, assigned sections, arbitration in comments: no more ghosts.
5.3 · Recall

8. What should be sent to the committee after validation?

The link lives for the team, the PDF freezes the validated version for the committee.
5.3 · Application

9. Which one is prohibited as a team?

We propose, we do not delete the work of others without tracing: the team rule.
5.4 · Judgment

10. MOS Exam: What to Expect?

The MOS notes the result of the action: 1 task = 1 direct action, instructions read twice.
5.4 · Judgment

11. Your GMetrix blanks show weak “mask + timing”. What to do?

The blanks diagnose: we target the weak areas with the levels in the guide.
5.4 · Judgment

12. Half of MOS failures come from a simple cause. Which ?

Read twice: the exact instructions (where, what, how much) are worth more than a quick gesture.
5.1 · Recall

13. Which title is a message title rather than a label?

A title message affirms the conclusion; read alone, it already tells the story of the slide.
5.3 · Judgment

14. Two people must edit the same .pptx at the same time. Which solution is the most reliable?

Co-publishing on OneDrive or SharePoint avoids divergent copies and keeps a version history.
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