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Speaking and Presenting Quiz
Speaking and Presenting Quiz
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1
In which program for presentations can you use zooming?
Keynote
Google Slides
Prezi
PowerPoint
2
Which is the most cost-effective way to rehearse?
with people
with a phone
with a puppet
with a mirror
3
According to our course, what does it mean to be present?
Singing your name during attendance
Available for a game of Monopoly
To give a gift
Fully conscious and aware of what is happening right now.
4
what is the best way to avoid anxiety before public speaking?
don't speak in public. Keep it to yourself.
Rehearse until bored. boredom and fear cannot coexist
Read on stage.
Dress sharp enough to cut.
5
What should constructive criticism consist of?
A good thing, A thing to consider, A good thing.
Insult, Shame, Embarrass
Deliberately attempt to be offensive.
Accuse, Punish, Torture, Execute.
6
Why is it important to modulate eye-contact with the audience?
To frighten them
To keep them engaged with you.
In the land of the blind the one eyed man is king.
To let them know you want a date.
7
What is an essential skill you need to be a public speaker
speed
self-confidence
height
strength
8
Which free animation program is suitable for professional presentations?
Xtranormal
Adobe Flash
Flipaclip
Animaker
9
What does P.E.R.T. stand for?
Perception, Expectation, Rest, Tasting
Participation, Effort, Responsive, Time awareness
Presenting, Explaining, Reacting, Terminating
Pensions, Entrepreneurship, Resources, Toffee
10
What are the three rules of improv?
self-confidence, shout, point at people.
don't smoke, don't drink, don't be a fool.
be friendly, use synonyms, stay true to this. Volcom!
agree with your partner, say yes & add detail, keep going.
11
Which is NOT a typical presentation slide mistake?
Many images on one slide.
Wall of text on one slide.
Brief, Concise. On topic.
No animation on a long list of bullet points.
12
Why is it important to know your audience?
To meet them later.
If you know where they live, they cannot refuse.
To have fun at the afterparty.
To target your message precisely.
13
What is something you SHOULD do during your presentation?
Read directly from your slides or your notes
Turn your back to the audience
Look at your audience
Use Filler words
14
What game can help you minimize mental chatter?
Nothing can help you. You will die never having truly lived.
Don't care, Don't know, Don't bother me.
Attention! Spitfire!
The Game of 5.
15
What should you do if you feel nervous during your elevator pitch?
Stop talking
Vomit
Excuse yourself and walk away
Keep Smiling and keep talking
16
What are three legitimate functions of speech?
manipulating, coercing, extorting
explaining, persuading, presenting evidence
thinking, feeling, sensing, judging
comparing, threatening, kidnapping
17
Why is it important to rehearse before important presentations?
For the oligarchic kleptocratic inverted totalitarian gov't.
To spend more time alone in front of a mirror.
To anticipate and correct potential problems.
To make the world safe for democracy.
18
How long should an average elevator pitch be?
10-15 seconds
10-15 heartbeats
10-15 minutes
no limit
19
Which format compresses folders for emailing?
.jpeg
.mp3
.avi
.zip
20
Why is a successful joke useful before a presentation?
Disturbs the comfortable.
Increases tension.
Decreases tension.
Bores the audience so your presentation seems interesting.
21
Which program belongs to Microsoft?
Prezi
Gmail
Kahoot
PowerPoint
22
What if your presentation tools stop working?
Call I.T. and keep everyone waiting.
Keep going. You are the expert. You are the presentation.
Run away (preferably screaming)
Tell jokes.
23
What is a recommended attitude for an elevator pitch?
Calculating, Formal, Goal oriented.
Silent, Staring, Serious
Spontaneous, Casual, Unconcerned with Outcomes
Greedy & Needy
24
Why is it important to use a variety of tonalities when speaking?
A variety of tones prevents you auto-asphyxiating yourself.
Domo Arigato Mr. Roboto
A variety of tones makes you sound interested and engaged.
A monotone makes you sound uninvolved and robotic
25
What is Powerpoint?
He-Man's Sword
A writing program from Microsoft
A sharp stick
An application for creating and delivering presentations.
26
Why is it important to adopt a natural and kind facial expression and posture?
So every photo looks absolutely fabulous.
So the cult members do not become enraged.
So they know love is the answer, but what is the question?
To facilitate rapport-building with the audience
27
Which of the following is NOT a presentation tool?
Wireless Telegraph
Wireless Mouse
Wireless Projector
Wireless Presenter
28
What is the best attitude to adopt during an elevator pitch?
A commerical of yourself.
A CV or Resume of yourself.
Prepared, Rehearsed, Prearranged.
Spontaneous, Casual, Unconcerned with outcomes.
29
Which is
not
a factor needed for structurally organizing your material?
Thinking critically
Chronological Process
Division by subtopics
Bases of comparison
30
Which is not an element of active speaking?
Space
Black turtlenecks and blue jeans
Pace
Rhetorical Questions
31
Where
shouldn't
you give an elevator pitch?
Toilet
Conference
Elevator
Dinner
32
During your presentation, be aware of:
your feelings.
your PowerPoint genius.
Audience reactions.
the party going on next door.
33
What is NOT necessary in an elevator pitch
hook
life story
call to action
benefit for the prospect
34
What is active listening?
Thinking about what you're going to say next.
Active, effortful, mentally silent, receptive
staring at someone while they speak.
watching English videos while doing aerobics.
35
What does the written exam look like in this class?
5 essay questions in 3 hours
Multiple Choice
Oral exam, 3 questions out of 15.
Questions from this set and space for answers
36
An ideal PowerPoint slide deck should have:
A wall of text
Creative ideas, clear text points, relevant images
Nothing, you are a star
A lot of unrelated images
37
Which program is not free?
Canva
Prezi
Powerpoint
Keynote
38
3 ways silence can be used effectively in presentations
emphasis, logical division, pacing
engage, study, activate
miming, drama, comedy
distortion, deletion, generalization
39
Just like in marketing. Find your _____. Find your ________. Tell your _____ to your ________.
story. audience,
bliss. bass.
story. peeps.
fable. fabulousness.
40
Why should we use Quiz to study?
We are used to escaping into video games.
It will grant up to three wishes.
We need something to do while making popcorn for Netflix.
It won't solve all problems but it makes revision fun.
41
During an elevator pitch, which action is
wrong
:
Touching
Speaking clearly
Spontaneity
Eye contact
42
What are three basic principles of effective presenting?
Know your food groups: pizza, ramen, sausages, pasta.
Know yourself, Know your enemies, Know Heaven and Earth
Know the verse, the lyric, the rhythm and the line.
Know your audience, your purpose, your organization
43
What is our focus during an elevator pitch?
our business card
our benefits to the prospect
our commonalities
our skills
44
How should a person dress for a presentation?
Pockets, Cargo Pants, Fedora's
Bright as possible to catch everyone's attention
As Spider-man. Everyone listens to him.
Conservative, Forgettable, Expected.
45
What are 3 elements of a good elevator pitch
topic sentence, detail, concluding sentence
hook, relevant detail, call to action
bait, rod, reel
hook, line, sinker
46
What is an elevator pitch?
a hook, benefit to the prospect, and call to action.
a long story about your breakfast
a chat in an elevator
A biography
47
What is a good presentation stance?
Keep moving. If you don't stop they can't win.
Stand in place. Arms at rest. Face front toward audience.
Use the whole stage. Anchor topics to places. Appear open.
Sit down. Stand up. Fight Fight Fight!
48
Most important part of your presentation is
Your visual props
Your slides
Your expertise
Your tools
49
Active listening and speaking avoids:
Uncensored, Unedited, Uncut
Distraction, Mental chatter, Interruptions
Distraction, Devastation, Jesse, James, Team Rocket
Metal bars, Steel beams, Low ceilings
50
What should be the first slide in your visual aids?
A definition from a dictionary (words)
A topic and controlling idea (a title)
A photograph of a screenshot of a spreadsheet (dank)
A ham and cheese on rye bread (a sandwich)
51
What is the purpose of a rhetorical question?
To create meaning in what is naturally a meaningless life.
To answer it ourselves.
To fill time.
To raise audience awareness before answering it in detail.
52
When should you use filler words during a presentation?
Never
Generally
Sometimes
Always
53
Which file format ensures your file can be safely opened by recipients?
.jpg
.pdf
.exe
.pptx
54
Which should you NOT be for better active listening?
Distracted
Focused
Silent
Concentrating
55
Among others, what is a polite way to get the audience's attention?
Raise one hand and wait silently.
Discharge a firearm.
Whistle.
Shout over them.
56
Is your pitch a monologue or a dialogue?
A monologue. You talk. They listen.
Keep talking so they can't say no.
A dialogue. It's the start of a business relationship.
It depends.
