To create a quake effect during a slide transition, which transition should you use?

The quake effect during a slide transition is best achieved with the Zoom transition. This transition creates a dynamic movement that simulates a shake or jitter, enhancing the visual impact as the slide changes. The Zoom effect allows for an engaging entry or exit, giving the impression that the slide is "zooming" in or out, which can add an energetic feel to the presentation.

In contrast, the other transitions like Fade, Wipe, and Push involve smoother or more linear movements that do not contribute to a shaking sensation. Fade gradually transitions from one slide to another without any disruptive motion, Wipe moves the slide in a sweeping manner across the screen, and Push slides the new content in while pushing the old content out. None of these achieve the desired quake effect that invigorates the transition as effectively as the Zoom can.