Which view is used to show slides?

Presentation software like PowerPoint offers various views, each serving a distinct purpose during the creation, organization, and delivery of a presentation. The question asks for the view used to actually 'show' or deliver the presentation to an audience.

• A: Normal view is the main editing view, where you create and design your slides, see thumbnails, and add notes.
• C: Draft view (or Notes Page view) focuses on the text content of your slides and speaker notes, without displaying graphics or multimedia.
• D: Outline view displays only the text from your slides in an outline format, useful for structuring content and reorganizing topics.

The correct answer is B: Slide Show view. This view is specifically designed for presenting. It displays each slide one by one, filling the entire screen, allowing the audience to focus solely on the content, animations, and transitions as intended by the presenter.