Oral Presentation Techniques Quiz
The following is a quiz based on the "Oral Presentation Techniques" tutorial by Patrick Naval.
- 1.Which of the following is a myth about presenting?
- A.
A great presentation requires planning.
- B.
Good speakers are all naturals.
- C.
Constructive criticisms are not the best ways to improve.
- D.
Never videotape yourself presenting.
- 2.Which of the following statements is false?
- A.
Most professional institutions and workplaces emphasize on teams.
- B.
We are currently in the information age, learning how to communicate has never been so prevalent.
- C.
Presentation skills can't lead to work advancements.
- D.
Hierarchies in professional institutions are becoming more interactive and participatory.
- 3.You work for an airline corporation that emits high levels of CO2 each year. You are aware of the latest eco-friendly technologies. In a presentation, how can you improve your chances of engaging your CEO?
- A.
Use basic facts and figures.
- B.
Use stories that can trigger an emotional response.
- C.
Have a prize at the end of your presentation.
- D.
Dress well.
- 4.You are in a presentation, which of the following is the best way to start a story?
- A.
"I have a story that is mind boggling!"
- B.
"For centuries, people have wondered.."
- C.
"Imagine that you are in a beach."
- D.
"A guy walks in to a bar."
- 5.You're presenting to your company's latest recruits. They are all nervous and they don't know each other. You sense that they are intimidated by you, a seasoned veteran. Where should you position yourself in a stage?
- A.
Beside them
- B.
Hide behind the stage
- C.
Center of stage
- D.
Left of stage
- 6.During your presentation, you notice that your fellow employees are starting to lose interest. Which of the following lines has the best chance of getting their interest back?
- A.
"Guys, listen up!"
- B.
"Excuse me, please pay attention"
- C.
"With a show of hands, who here has watched a foreign film?"
- D.
None of the above.
- 7.What are the three P's?
- A.
Plan, prove, prepare
- B.
Plan, prepare, prove
- C.
Prepare, practice, provide
- D.
Plan, prepare, practice
- 8.When practicing your presentation, what should you always do?
- A.
Have a practice-run.
- B.
Over practice.
- C.
Arrive fashionably late.
- D.
Memorize your presentation line by line.
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