In MS PowerPoint, what does the 'Morph' feature refer to? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

In MS PowerPoint, what does the 'Morph' feature refer to?
A. A drawing assistant that converts pen drawings into clean vector geometric layouts.
B. A specialized tool that automatically translates slide texts across different languages.
C. A slide transition effect that animates seamless movement of objects from one slide layout to the next.
D. An compression wizard that shrinks video dimensions down.
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Morph is a powerful transition effect that tracks objects across adjacent slides, smoothly transforming their size, position, orientation, or color to create a fluid animation.

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