What are the two types of slides that can be created in a data story?

The correct answer identifies the two types of slides that can be created in a data story: Blank and Embedded sheet.

A "Blank" slide allows for customization, providing the flexibility to begin with a clean slate where users can add content such as text, images, or other visual elements specific to their narrative without any pre-defined structure. This is especially useful for storytelling, as it gives the data analyst discretion in crafting the message they want to convey.

On the other hand, an "Embedded sheet" slide incorporates existing visualizations or analyses from Qlik Sense. This type of slide allows users to leverage the interactive elements from their data models, maintaining the dynamic capabilities of the visualizations while incorporating them seamlessly into the story. It enhances the narrative by providing clear evidence or insights directly sourced from the data.

The other choices do not accurately represent the types of slides in a data story. Graphical and Text-based suggest a focus on the content form rather than the slide types themselves. Interactive and Static imply a distinction based on user engagement rather than the nature of slides. Presentational and Analytical further does not encapsulate the specific formats available within a data story in Qlik Sense. Each of these alternate options focuses on characteristics of content or engagement rather than the foundational