Answer:
A presentation of series of still images on a projection screen or electronic display device, typically in a prearranged sequence is a:
D. slide show
Explanation:
A slide show is a presentation of images arranged in a specific sequence. Those images are projected on a surface and presented one after the other. With new technological advancements, the concept of a slide show has become broader. Until a few decades ago, a slide show consisted only of photos, that is, of static images in the form of slides. Slides were miniatures of the photos placed in a specific machine that would roll and project them in sequence. Now, thanks to computer programs, slide shows are much more complex, allowing for multimedia presentations. Slides can include text, videos and audios, for instance.
