Which term describes an animation where an object or text disappears from the slide?

• A. Exit Animation
• B. Fill Effect
• C. Motion Path
• D. Numbered List

Answer: (A)

An exit animation is the animation category that makes an object disappear from the slide. It’s used when you want an element to leave the screen—examples include fading out, shrinking, or sliding off the edge—so the object is no longer visible as the slide progresses. In slide software there are other animation types too, like Entrance (bring in objects) and Motion Path (move objects along a route). Fill Effect relates to changing how a shape is filled with color or pattern, and a Numbered List is just formatting for bullet points, not about visibility. So when the goal is for something to vanish, an exit animation is the best choice.