Presentation Skills for Year 1 English Students: Quizzes and Practice

Question 1

Why is it important to think about your presentation skills after you give a presentation?

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To learn from your mistakes and improve next time.

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To tell your teacher how well you did.

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To feel proud of yourself for doing a good job.

Question 2

How can you make your presentation more fun and interesting?

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Use different voices and actions to make it more lively.

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Speak too fast and don't pause for breath.

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Ignore the audience and just say what you want.

Question 3

Why is it helpful to practice speaking out loud before giving a presentation?

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To feel more confident.

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To make sure your slides are clear.

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To check your grammar.

Question 4

How can you improve your presentation skills after giving a presentation?

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Ask your friends for feedback.

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Record yourself and watch it back.

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Ignore any feedback and focus on your strengths.

Question 5

Before you start preparing your presentation, what's the first thing you should think about?

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Who will be listening to your presentation?

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What you're going to say?

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How you're going to say it?

Question 6

When we talk to our friends, why is it good to look at them?

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It helps us feel closer to them.

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It helps us think about what to say.

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It makes sure everyone can hear us.

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It makes us look silly.

Question 7

Why is it helpful to use 'transition words' when we present something?

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To make it easier to follow along.

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To make it sound more grown-up.

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To take a break from talking.

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To confuse the audience.

Question 8

When giving a presentation, how can you use your voice to make it more interesting and informative?

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Use different tones and speeds to highlight important points and keep people engaged.

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Speak very quickly so that people don't get bored.

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Use a flat voice so that people can focus on what you are saying.

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Speak loudly so that everyone can hear you.

Question 9

When giving a presentation, why is it important to understand your audience?

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To use the right words and ideas.

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To make sure they like you.

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To use the right body language.

Question 10

When talking to different people, it's good to use words they understand. How can we choose the right words for our talk?

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Think about who is listening and use words they know.

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Use the same words for everyone.

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Use big, difficult words to sound clever.

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Use slang words even when talking to grown-ups.

Question 11

When you're giving a presentation and someone asks a question you don't know the answer to, what should you do?

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Say you don't know and offer to find out.

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Make up an answer on the spot.

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Ignore the question and keep talking.

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Ask the audience for help.

Question 12

When preparing to give a talk, what is the main purpose of creating an outline?

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To list the different topics we will cover.

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To write down everything we will say in our talk.

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To make notes on the visual aids we will use.

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To practice our talk before presenting it to an audience.

Question 13

What can you use to make your presentation more fun and exciting?

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Pictures, toys, or objects

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Talking very fast and loud

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Not looking at the audience

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Using lots of big words

Question 14

After giving a presentation, who can give you the best feedback to help you improve?

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Your teacher who gave you specific tips

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Your friends who enjoyed your presentation

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Your parents who told you that you did a great job

Question 15

When speaking in front of an audience, how should you speak?

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Clearly and at a moderate pace

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Loudly and quickly

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Softly and slowly

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Loudly and slowly

Question 16

Why do we use transitions and signposting in our presentations?

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To help the audience follow along easily.

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To help us remember what to say.

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Only if we have pictures or videos.

Question 17

Before you start preparing your presentation, what's the most important thing to consider?

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Who will be listening to your presentation, what they know, and what they care about

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The pictures you can use to show the audience

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How long your presentation will be

Question 18

When giving a presentation, how can you use your body language to show that you are confident and prepared?

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Stand up straight, make eye contact, and speak clearly.

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Cross your arms, avoid eye contact, and mumble your words.

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Pace back and forth, wave your hands wildly, and speak very quickly.

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Sit down, look at your feet, and speak in a monotone.

Question 19

When giving a presentation, what's important to keep in mind to make your arguments more convincing?

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Using persuasive techniques to strengthen your arguments while being fair and respectful to others.

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Using persuasive techniques to make your arguments sound exciting and interesting.

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Using any persuasive technique, even if it's unfair or disrespectful to others.

Question 20

How can you make your story more exciting and memorable?

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Use your voice and body to show how the characters feel.

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Use lots of big words and complicated sentences.

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Speak quickly and quietly so people have to lean in to hear you.

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Don't practice your presentation beforehand.

Question 21

When you're working with your friends to create a presentation, what's the best way to make sure that everyone's ideas are included?

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Everyone in the group takes turns sharing their ideas and listening to each other.

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Only the person leading the group shares their ideas.

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Everyone in the group shares their ideas at the same time.

Question 22

How can you end your presentation to make a lasting impression?

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Repeat your key points and finish with a memorable statement.

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Say 'The end!'

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Stop talking and sit down.

Question 23

When someone asks a question or shares their ideas during your presentation, what's the best way to respond?

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Answer their question and ask if they have any other thoughts.

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Ignore them and keep talking.

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Tell them they're wrong and continue with your presentation.

Question 24

What's the very first thing you should do when planning your presentation?

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Pick a topic to talk about

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Write down what you're going to say

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Make pictures or charts to go with your talk

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Decide how long you'll be talking

Question 25

What's the most important thing to keep in mind when you're talking to an audience?

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Be clear, short, and interesting

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Talk as fast as you can

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Say as much as you can

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Use words that are hard to understand

Question 26

What's the purpose of ending your presentation?

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To go over the main points and leave a good impression

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To talk about new things you didn't cover earlier

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To say sorry for any mistakes

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To ask the audience to clap for you

Question 27

Which of these is a good way to use your body when you're giving a presentation?

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Stand up straight and look at the audience

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Keep your arms crossed and don't look at anyone

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Walk back and forth a lot

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Make your arms and hands do big movements

Question 28

What's the best way to answer questions from the audience?

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Take a few minutes to think about your answers before saying anything

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Ignore them and keep talking

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Answer them right away, even if you don't know the answer

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Ask the audience to write down their questions

Question 29

Which of these is NOT a good way to get better at giving presentations?

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Memorize everything you're going to say

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Practice a lot

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Ask others for their feedback

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Use pictures or charts to help you

Question 30

What should you do first when preparing a presentation?

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Choose your topic

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Gather information

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Write a script

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Create visual aids

Question 31

What is the best reason to use pictures in your presentation slides?

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To help your audience remember key ideas

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To make your presentation more colorful

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To take a break from talking

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To impress your teacher

Question 32

What should you do when someone asks you a question during your presentation?

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Answer their question right away

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Ignore them and keep talking

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Tell them to wait until the end

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Say you don't know the answer

Question 33

What is the most important thing to do before giving a presentation?

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Practice what you're going to say

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Write a script and memorize it

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Find a funny joke to tell

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Wear your favorite outfit

Question 34

What should you do if you make a mistake during your presentation?

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Apologize and correct yourself

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Pretend it didn't happen and keep going

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Stop talking and start over

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Panic and run off the stage

Question 35

What is the best way to end your presentation?

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Summarizing your main points and restating your purpose

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Saying 'The end' and sitting down

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Thanking the audience and asking for questions

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Singing a song

Question 36

What is the most important thing to remember when giving a presentation?

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To engage your audience and make them want to listen

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To have fun and enjoy yourself

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To be yourself and speak from the heart

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To try to be perfect

Question 37

What should you do if you don't know the answer to a question from the audience?

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Say you don't know and offer to find out

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Make up an answer

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Ignore the question and move on

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Tell the audience that they're wrong

Question 38

When giving a presentation, what is the best way to use visual aids?

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Show them on the screen and talk about them

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Hand them out to the audience

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Read straight from them

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Don't use them

Question 39

Why is it important to have an outline for your presentation?

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It helps you stay on track

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It makes you look smart

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It's a waste of time

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It's only for grown-ups

Question 40

What should you do if you make a mistake during your presentation?

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Say sorry and fix it

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Stop and start over

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Ignore it

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Pretend it didn't happen

Question 41

When giving a presentation, what's the most important thing to keep in mind?

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Teaching your audience something

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Having fun

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Being perfect

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Not making any mistakes

Question 42

What's the best way to get ready for a presentation?

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Start early and practice lots

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Wait until the last minute

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Just show up and wing it

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Don't do it at all

Question 43

Which step comes first when planning a presentation?

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Choosing a topic

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Preparing visual aids

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Practicing the delivery

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Writing the script

Question 44

Which of these is NOT a type of visual aid?

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Stories

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Graphs

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Charts

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Models

Question 45

What is most important to remember when giving a presentation?

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To have a clear structure

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To be confident

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To have perfect facts

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To speak loudly

Question 46

What is the purpose of a presentation conclusion?

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To repeat your main ideas

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To thank your audience

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To answer questions

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To sell your product

Question 47

Which of these is NOT a benefit of using visual aids in a presentation?

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To make it shorter

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To make it more interesting

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To help you remember your points

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To help your audience understand your message

Question 48

What's the best thing to do after a presentation?

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Think about how you did

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Rest and relax

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Start planning your next one

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Go for a run

Question 49

Why do we use visual aids in a presentation?

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To help people understand

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To make it more fun

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To prove what you're saying

Question 50

How should you start a presentation?

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By saying hello and telling your name

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With a joke

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With a story about yourself

Question 51

How can you keep your audience interested?

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Ask questions and get people involved

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Speak quickly

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Use difficult words

Question 52

What is the purpose of the ending of a presentation?

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To summarize the main points

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To share new information

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To ask for feedback

Question 53

Which of these is NOT a good presentation topic for a Year 1 student?

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Quantum physics

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My favorite animal

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The history of the United Kingdom

Question 54

What's the very first thing to do when preparing for a presentation?

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Learn about the topic

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Write a script

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Create visual aids

Question 55

When giving a presentation, what's most important to keep in mind?

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To be prepared

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To have a good time

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To talk loudly

Question 56

What's the first thing you need to do when planning a presentation?

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Pick a topic

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Write a script

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Gather information

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Make a visual aid

Question 57

What's the purpose of a good visual aid?

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To provide extra information

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To distract the audience

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To make the presentation boring

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To take up the whole screen

Question 58

How can you best keep your audience engaged during a presentation?

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Make eye contact and use gestures

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Speak very quickly

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Read directly from a script

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Stand still and don't move

Question 59

What's NOT a characteristic of a well-structured presentation?

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Sudden ending

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Clear introduction

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Chronological order

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Repeating key points

Question 60

What should you do if you make a mistake during a presentation?

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Say sorry and fix it

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Ignore it and keep going

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Pretend it didn't happen

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Panic and stop talking

Question 61

What's the main purpose of a presentation conclusion?

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To summarize the main points

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To introduce the topic

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To provide additional information

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To hand out materials

Question 62

When preparing a presentation, why is it important to make and keep eye contact with your audience?

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To help the audience understand and stay engaged with your presentation

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To make the audience feel uncomfortable

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To hide your nerves

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To avoid using notes

Question 63

How can thinking about your presentation afterwards help you improve your presenting skills?

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It helps you see what you did well and what you could do better.

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It helps you avoid getting feedback from others.

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It helps you get praise without having to work hard.

Question 64

Which is NOT a good way to start a presentation?

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Speaking too quickly

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Smiling and making eye contact

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Speaking clearly and engagingly

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Moving around the room