Q011 PowerPoint Part 2
- 1.Which parts of your Presentation go at the beginning of the show?
- A.
Title & Teaser
- B.
Recap & Sources
- C.
Contents & Summary
- D.
Teaser & Recap
- 2.Which main slide determines the organization of both the Content Slides and the Recap Slide?
- A.
Summary Slide
- B.
Teaser Slide
- C.
Title Slide
- D.
Sources Slide
- 3.Which parts of your Presentation go at the end of the show?
- A.
Recap & Sources
- B.
Title & Teaser
- C.
Summary & Contents
- D.
Recap & Teaser
- 4.Adding one or more pictures is a good idea on:
- A.
All slides. Every slide is better with a good picture.
- B.
All slides except the Title slide (since there is no room for a picture).
- C.
The Content Slides only. Otherwise pictures just distract from the point.
- D.
All slides except the Recap and Sources slides.
- 5.This Slide tells the topic of the presentation and who the presenter is:
- A.
Title Slide
- B.
Summary Slide
- C.
Recap Slide
- D.
Sources Slide
- 6.This Slide presents whatever is most exciting about the topic. It makes listeners want to know more:
- A.
Teaser Slide
- B.
Content Slide
- C.
Recap Slide
- D.
Sources Slide
- 7.This Slide mentions every topic in the whole presentation in 3 or 4 bullet points. It's like a "Table of Contents" for the show.
- A.
Summary Slide
- B.
Content Slide
- C.
Title Slide
- D.
Sources Slide
- 8.These slides include several whose titles exactly match bullets in the Summary Slide. They form the main body of the presentation.
- A.
Content Slides
- B.
Recap Slides
- C.
Source Slides
- D.
Teaser Slides
- 9.This slide answers the question, "What was that again?" It reminds listeners what you told them about each thing you promised to cover.
- A.
Recap Slide
- B.
Title Slide
- C.
Teaser Slide
- D.
Contents Slide
- 10.This slide tells where the presenter got the information and pictures he/she used. It names people consulted, websites reviewed, and so forth.
- A.
Sources Slide
- B.
Summary Slide
- C.
Contents Slide
- D.
Recap Slide
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