What should you click to add content to a PowerPoint slide?

To add content to a PowerPoint slide, you typically click on the large image of the slide, which allows you to directly interact with the slide you're editing. This view presents the actual layout and design of the slide, enabling you to add text, images, shapes, and other components as needed.

In contrast, the slide sorter view is intended for managing and organizing multiple slides within a presentation rather than focusing on content creation for a single slide. The reading view button is meant for reviewing the presentation without making edits, and the normal view button, while useful, generally allows for a more detailed look at slide layout without directly clicking on the slide itself. Thus, clicking on the large image of the slide is the most intuitive method for initiating content addition in PowerPoint.