Ryan has specific points that he wants to include in his presentation, but his presentation will look too wordy if he adds them to the slides.

What can he use so those points are visible only to him during the presentation?

A. Slide Sorter
B. Notes pane
C. Formatting toolbar
D. Preview page

Question

Ryan has specific points that he wants to include in his presentation, but his presentation will look too wordy if he adds them to the slides. 

What can he use so those points are visible only to him during the presentation?

A. Slide Sorter
B. Notes pane
C. Formatting toolbar
D. Preview page

thomaster · Answer

Well it's not C or D

The slide sorter shows miniature views of all slides.
Notes pane is an area under the slide where you can type notes.
In PowerPoint 2013 they added a new featute called presenter view. The presenter screen has an area where notes are shown, the slide is there and various tools like pointers and effects. I think the note pane would be the best answer :)