The PowerPoint view that displays only text (title and bullets) is called:

In Microsoft PowerPoint, the Outline View is specifically designed to display only the textual content of your presentation. This view presents the titles and main bullet points of each slide in a hierarchical, outline format, without showing any graphics, images, or design elements. It is an invaluable tool for organizing thoughts, structuring the flow of your presentation, and editing text efficiently.

• Outline View is the correct answer, focusing purely on text content.
• Slide Sorter View displays miniature versions of all slides, primarily for reordering and organizing, not for text editing.
• Notes Page View shows one slide at a time along with its associated speaker notes, including visual elements.
• Slide Show is the full-screen presentation mode, used for delivery, not for editing or viewing text outlines.

Outline View helps ensure logical content progression.