• To effectively move text, images, and objects within a single slide in Microsoft PowerPoint, the best tool to use is Animation. 
• Animation: This feature allows you to select specific objects (text, images, shapes) and apply motion effects, such as "Motion Paths" (lines, arcs, custom paths) to move them from one spot to another, or entrance/exit effects.
• Transition: These are used for the effect that occurs when moving from one slide to the next, not for moving objects around inside a single slide.
• Theme/Template: These define the overall visual style (colors, fonts, layout) of the presentation. 

Design Tab: Used for themes, backgrounds, and colors, which can be applied to all slides.

Transition Tab: Used for effects between slides, not the general design.

Insert Tab: Used for adding content like tables, images, and shapes.

Animation Tab: Used for animating elements within a single slide, not the overall presentation design. 

• In Microsoft PowerPoint, Themes are available under the Design tab.
• Themes help you change the overall look of slides (colors, fonts, background).