In a presentation, which feature is intended to hold supplementary information for the presenter?

In a presentation, which feature is intended to hold supplementary information for the presenter?

• A. Slides
• B. Outline View
• C. Notes
• D. Transitions

Answer: (C)

Notes are the place to put supplementary information for the presenter. They hold talking points, reminders, data, or citations you want to reference during your talk, without cluttering the slides shown to the audience. In Presenter View or on a notes printout, you can see these cues while the audience only sees the slides, helping you deliver smoothly and stay on track. Slides themselves display the visual content for the audience, Outline View is for organizing the deck’s structure, and transitions are visual effects between slides rather than private cues for the presenter.

Notes are the place to put supplementary information for the presenter. They hold talking points, reminders, data, or citations you want to reference during your talk, without cluttering the slides shown to the audience. In Presenter View or on a notes printout, you can see these cues while the audience only sees the slides, helping you deliver smoothly and stay on track. Slides themselves display the visual content for the audience, Outline View is for organizing the deck’s structure, and transitions are visual effects between slides rather than private cues for the presenter.