// question: 203  name: Text Formatting 
::Text Formatting::When a word stands out like <strong>this</strong> it is said to be {
	=bold
	~italic
	~a hyperlink
	~underlined
}


// question: 204  name: Leaning 
::Leaning::When a word looks like <em>this</em> it is said to be{
	=italic
	~bold
	~underlined
	~a hyperlink
}


// question: 205  name: Face 
::Face::<p><font face="times new roman,times,serif">The way the characters look is said to be the</font></p>{
	=font
	~emphasis
	~structure
}


// question: 206  name: CASE 
::CASE::THIS TYPE OF CASE IS KNOWN AS{
	=uppercase
	~lowercase
}


// question: 207  name: case 
::case::this type of case is known as{
	~uppercase
	=lowercase
}


// question: 208  name: Sans or Serif 
::Sans or Serif::<font face="arial,helvetica,sans-serif">A case like this which has no 'flicks' is known as</font>{
	=sans serif
	~serif
}


// question: 209  name: Serif or Sans 
::Serif or Sans::<font face="georgia,times new roman,times,serif">A case like this which has 'flicks' is known as</font>{
	~sans serif
	=serif
}


// question: 210  name: Using colour 
::Using colour::Which of these is <strong>not</strong> a good reason for including colour?{
	~To make a key point stand out
	~To attract the attention of the audience
	~To signify something such as anger or greed
	~To make the presentation more interesting
	=To hide blank spaces
}


// question: 211  name: Font size 
::Font size::The font size should always be less than 20 points{FALSE#It depends upon the size of the screen it will be shown on}


// question: 212  name: Ammount of text 
::Ammount of text::<p>Presentations usually only contain a small amount of text on each slide.</p><p>Why do you think this is?</p>{
	=Because the font size usually has to be large so everyone in the room can read it
	~The screen the presentation is shown on is usually too small
	~The computer may not have enough memory
	~The font cannot be reduced
}


// question: 213  name: Standing out 
::Standing out::Which of the following is <strong>not</strong> a technique to make text stand out?{
	~Bold
	~Larger font
	~Colour
	~Underline
	~Drop shadow
	~Case
	=Reducing the font size
}


// question: 214  name: Palette 
::Palette::The palatte is the colours you have available{TRUE}


// question: 215  name: Projection 
::Projection::The presentation will look exactly the same on the projector as it does on the monitor{FALSE#Projectors usually produce a much lighter image}


// question: 216  name: Graduated 
::Graduated::A graduated fill is a solid block of one colour{FALSE#A graduated fill involves 2 or more colours which gradually merge}


// question: 217  name: Colour schemes 
::Colour schemes::Which of the following colour schemes would be suitable for a presentation about Egglescliffe School{
	=Blue and Yellow
	~Black and White
	~Green and White
	~Red and White
}