1.	Adjustment handle – A handle with a yellow dot that appears when particular AutoShapes are selected.
2.	Aspect ratio – The relationship between an object’s height and width. 
3.	AutoShape – A pre-drawn object, such as a banner, star, block arrow, etc.
4.	Cell – A part of a table, defined by the intersection of a column and a row within the table.
5.	Chart – A graphical representation of related numerical data, such as the sales revenues from three different regions of a large company or the number of various products shipped in a week.
6.	Datasheet – A sheet of cells into which data is entered for a chart.
7.	Diagram – A conceptual chart that’s designed to show relationships.
8.	Legend – Displays a symbol and a name for each of the data series in a chart.
9.	Rotation handle – A handle with a green dot that appears on a drawn object, picture, or clip art image when it’s selected.
10.	Table – An organized collection of data entered into separate cells that are formed by the columns and rows of the table.








1.	Animation scheme – A set of animations that control the appearance of an object on a slide.
2.	Codec – Short for compressor/decompressor.
3.	Embed – place a copy of the fonts or sounds used in a presentation into the file so that the fonts or sounds are available on whatever computer it is played on.
4.	Link – Information that points to the location of sounds files or other non-embedded objects used in a presentation.
5.	Loop – Replay a sound or movie file continually until stopped.
6.	MIDI – A common sound file format.
7.	Motion path – An animation effect in which an object on a slide moves along a defined path across the slide.
8.	Movie – In PowerPoint, both a video file and an animated GIF are considered “movies.”
9.	MP3 – A common sound file format.
10.	Music loop – A short music sound clip, intended to be replayed continually (looped) to form a longer piece of music.
11.	Trigger – A custom animation option allowing you to coordinate the start of one effect on a slide by clicking another object on the slide.
12.	WAV – A sound file format supported by the Windows operating system.