This quiz tests knowledge and skills on making effective speeches, focusing on overcoming nervousness, structuring speeches, and the importance of preparation.
Spontaneous, word-by-word, practicing
Spontaneous, point-by-point, practicing
Memorized, point-by-point, preparation
Spontaneous, word-by-word, preparation
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Articulating a topic
Addressing the needs of audiences
Using the store of materials
Planning in advance
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The more thoroughly you search a topic, the more confident you are.
The more you get in touch with experts, the less anxious you are.
The more you practice, the higher score you get.
The harder you work in advance, the more confident you are.
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The introduction of a speech is important as it sets the audiences’ mood.
Standup comedy is more difficult to develop than a pep rally.
For summation, you summarize the key points to end the presentation.
Teaching a lesson is simpler than an inspirational talk.
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Ad-lib speech requires no preparation.
The minimum time limit for a presentation is 20 minutes and the maximum time limit is 50 minutes.
It is a common notion to ask a question at any kind of meeting or talk.
With enough preparation and faith, the presenters perform better.
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Speakers
Cures
Butterflies
Escapes
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Expert
Uninitiated
Retired
Timely
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Identify
Incorporate
Imagine
Indicate
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Sensible
Fatal
Keyed up
Spontaneous
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