Which term refers to a slide that acts as a container and is used to organize two or more subslides?

• A. Address
• B. Blog
• C. Slide Master
• D. Theme

Answer: (C)

Understanding how slide masters organize slides helps keep a presentation consistent. A slide master is a template that defines the overall look—fonts, colors, placeholders, and layout—for all slides that use it. It acts as a container for the different layouts and the actual slides (subslides) that follow those layouts, so two or more subslides can be grouped under one master design. This means you can edit the master to apply changes across every slide that uses it, ensuring uniform styling throughout the set. The other terms don’t serve this organizing role: an address is unrelated, a blog is a web log, and a theme only sets colors and fonts without grouping slides into a shared structure.