The PowerPoint view that displays only text-title and bullets is:

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The correct option is (1):
Outline view is the dedicated view in Microsoft PowerPoint designed for focusing exclusively on the textual structure and content of the presentation. In this mode, the main workspace displays an outline pane on the left, showing all the slide titles and the hierarchical text (bullet points) for every slide in a sequential, document-style format. This view omits all graphics, images, and non-textual design elements, providing a clear and efficient way to review the logical flow, check for consistency in headings, and quickly edit the slide content without visual distractions. It is the ideal tool for the initial drafting or final text review of your core message.

The incorrect option is (2):
Notes page view is used to work on the speaker notes that accompany each slide, primarily for printing or reviewing purposes. This view displays the full slide, though often in a reduced size, above a large notes pane where the speaker's remarks are written. While the slide text is visible, the view's emphasis is on the notes, and it presents a full slide layout, which is distinct from the text-only, hierarchical list of the Outline view.

The incorrect option is (3):
Slide sorter view serves the specific function of organizing the presentation visually. It displays miniature versions, or thumbnails, of every slide in the presentation. Its primary use is to allow the presenter to easily reorder slides by dragging and dropping them, set timing, or apply transitions across multiple slides. Because it focuses on a visual overview and rearrangement of the slides as a whole, it is not the view that displays only text-title and bullets.

The incorrect option is (4):
Slide show view is the mode used to deliver the presentation to an audience. When activated, it takes over the entire computer screen, displaying each slide exactly as it will appear in the final presentation, complete with all formatting, graphics, animations, and transitions. Since its purpose is for full-screen, final-output delivery, it contains much more than just the text-title and bullets and is not an editing view.