Which PowerPoint view shows notes and upcoming slides on the presenter's screen?

Which PowerPoint view shows notes and upcoming slides on the presenter's screen?

• A. Presenter View
• B. Slide Show View
• C. Normal View
• D. Reading View

Answer: (D)

In PowerPoint, the view that lets you see your speaker notes and a preview of the next slide on the presenter’s screen is Presenter View. This mode is designed for speakers, showing three key things: the current slide, your notes, and a preview of the upcoming slide, along with a timer. The audience sees only the slide on the main screen, while you have access to notes and next-slide information. Slide Show View displays the presentation full screen to the audience and doesn’t show notes or upcoming slides on the presenter’s screen. Normal View is the editing view where you work on slides, with thumbnails and editing space, not a presenter-focused display. Reading View shows slides in a reading-oriented format, not meant for presenting with notes and next-slide previews.

In PowerPoint, the view that lets you see your speaker notes and a preview of the next slide on the presenter’s screen is Presenter View. This mode is designed for speakers, showing three key things: the current slide, your notes, and a preview of the upcoming slide, along with a timer. The audience sees only the slide on the main screen, while you have access to notes and next-slide information.

Slide Show View displays the presentation full screen to the audience and doesn’t show notes or upcoming slides on the presenter’s screen. Normal View is the editing view where you work on slides, with thumbnails and editing space, not a presenter-focused display. Reading View shows slides in a reading-oriented format, not meant for presenting with notes and next-slide previews.