Presentation Skills for Year 3 English: Master Speaking and Presenting

Question 1

Which of these would NOT make a presentation better when using visual aids?

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Using a tiny font so everyone can read it

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Using pictures or charts

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Including videos or animations

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Making sure the visual aids are about your topic

Question 2

Why is it useful to look at people in the eyes while you're presenting?

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To make your listeners feel like you're talking to them

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To make yourself look more confident

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To show how prepared you are

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To control how quickly you're speaking

Question 3

Which of these is NOT a good way to use visual aids?

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To completely take the place of talking

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To show key points more clearly

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To make important information stand out

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To help the audience follow along more easily

Question 4

What's a great way to reduce nervousness before presenting?

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Practice your presentation lots before giving it.

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Avoid looking at the audience.

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Read your presentation straight from your notes.

Question 5

True or False: It's a good idea to use slang or informal language in a formal presentation.

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False

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True

Question 6

Which of the following is a great way to keep your audience interested in your presentation?

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Asking questions to involve them

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Telling funny jokes

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Ignoring any questions or comments from the audience

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Reading directly from your notes

Question 7

True or False: Body language is not important when giving a presentation.

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False

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True

Question 8

When planning a presentation, what is the first step?

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Choose a topic and research it

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Memorize your presentation

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Design your slides

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Start practicing

Question 9

What is the main purpose of a presentation's introduction?

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To grab the audience's attention and introduce the topic

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To summarize the entire presentation

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To provide all the details of the presentation

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To end the presentation strongly

Question 10

Which of the following is a key element of effective persuasive language?

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Using strong evidence and examples

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Using complex and technical vocabulary

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Avoiding emotional appeals

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Presenting personal opinions as facts

Question 11

When using body language in a presentation, what is important to do?

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Maintain eye contact with the audience and use appropriate gestures

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Stand still and avoid moving

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Use exaggerated and distracting gestures

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Keep your hands in your pockets

Question 12

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using props in a presentation?

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Props are always necessary for a successful presentation

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Props can help make the presentation more engaging

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Props can help illustrate complex concepts

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Props can help the audience stay focused

Question 13

When presenting information, what is important to use?

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Clear and simple language

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Technical jargon and complicated terms

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Irrelevant details

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Confusing metaphors

Question 14

What is the purpose of visuals in a presentation?

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To support and enhance the information being presented

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To distract the audience

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To fill up empty space on the slides

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To replace the need for spoken words

Question 15

When giving a presentation, which is most important?

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Using clear and concise language.

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Speaking quickly to get through it.

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Memorizing everything word for word.

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Having lots of unnecessary details.

Question 16

Before presenting, what should you always do?

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Practice as much as possible.

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Memorize the whole script.

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Read the notes in front of the audience.

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Just wing it and hope for the best.

Question 17

Which of these will help the audience stay focused?

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Using engaging visual aids.

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Talking in a very quiet voice.

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Looking at the wall instead of the audience.

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Rushing through the information.

Question 18

When standing in front of the audience, which of these is not good body language?

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Crossing your arms over your chest.

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Keeping eye contact with the audience.

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Moving around the space.

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Using simple gestures to illustrate your points.

Question 19

What's the difference between speaker's notes and a script?

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Notes have the key points, while a script is written word-for-word.

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Notes are more formal, while a script is more casual.

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There is no difference; speaker's notes and scripts are the same thing.

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A script is shorter than notes.

Question 20

Which makes a presentation better?

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Feeling confident and prepared.

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Being shy and disorganized.

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Not practicing beforehand.

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Rambling on and on without a clear structure.

Question 21

What should you do if you make a mistake while presenting?

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Say sorry quickly and carry on.

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Start the whole presentation again.

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Ignore it and hope nobody notices.

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Panic and stop the presentation.

Question 22

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

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Having a clear plan for what you want to say

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Using lots of pictures and videos

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Speaking loudly and clearly

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Making sure the audience likes you

Question 23

Before you start working on your presentation, what's the first thing you should do?

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Think about what you want to say and why

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Find pictures for your slides

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Plan how you will stand and move

Question 24

Which of these is NOT a key skill to develop in this unit?

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Learning a speech by heart

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Speaking clearly and confidently

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Using body language effectively

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Structuring a presentation logically

Question 25

What is the first step in preparing a presentation?

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Choosing a topic

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Writing a script

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Practicing your speech

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Making visual aids

Question 26

Which of these is an example of a visual aid?

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A chart

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A story

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A song

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A dance

Question 27

When practicing your presentation, you should:

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Focus on your voice and body language

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Memorize every word exactly

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Only practice in front of a mirror

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Don't practice at all

Question 28

Which of these is a tip for overcoming nervousness during a presentation?

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Take deep breaths and relax your body

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Imagine the audience without clothes

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Focus on your mistakes

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Avoid eye contact

Question 29

When giving feedback on a presentation, it is important to:

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Focus on both strengths and areas for improvement

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Only criticize the negative aspects

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Avoid using specific examples

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Be mean and disrespectful

Question 30

What's the best thing to do if someone asks you a tricky question during your presentation?

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Take a moment to think.

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Pretend you didn't hear it.

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Just guess an answer.

Question 31

When giving a presentation, what is most important to do?

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Use expressive body language and speak clearly

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Speak loudly and quickly

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Read from a script

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Memorise your speech word for word

Question 32

What is the purpose of starting a presentation with a hook?

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To grab the audience's attention and introduce the topic

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To summarise the main points

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To ask the audience a question

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To end the presentation

Question 33

Which of these is a good way to prepare for a presentation?

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Rehearsing in front of a mirror

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Only reading from a script

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Memorising your speech word for word without practising

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Speaking without any preparation

Question 34

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

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They can make up for poor speaking skills.

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They help the audience understand the message better.

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They can make the presentation more engaging.

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They can help you stay on track.

Question 35

What is a transition word used for?

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To connect one idea to another

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To start a sentence

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To end a sentence

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To describe something

Question 36

What is the purpose of a conclusion in a presentation?

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To summarise the main points

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To introduce the topic

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To ask the audience a question

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To make the audience laugh

Question 37

How can body language and gestures enhance your presentation?

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They can help you connect with your audience and share your ideas more clearly.

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They can make you appear nervous and unsure.

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They can make you look silly and unprofessional.

Question 38

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

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Being respectful

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Being loud

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Ignoring the audience

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Being rude

Question 39

Why do we use transitions and signposting in presentations?

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To help the audience follow the flow of the presentation.

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To make the presentation more engaging.

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To make the presenter appear more confident.

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Because they are required in all school presentations.

Question 40

When you feel nervous before giving a presentation, what's a helpful way to calm down?

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Take some deep breaths

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Run around the room

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Talk very quickly

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Don't look at the audience

Question 41

What is NOT a key element of an effective presentation?

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Talking too quickly

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Clear structure

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Appropriate language

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Engaging body language

Question 42

When preparing a presentation, what is the recommended order for the main sections?

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Introduction, Body, Conclusion

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Conclusion, Body, Introduction

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Body, Conclusion, Introduction

Question 43

Which of these body language techniques can help you connect with the audience?

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Making eye contact

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Looking at your feet

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Pacing back and forth

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Crossing your arms

Question 44

What is an important aspect of using appropriate language in a presentation?

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Avoiding words that are too difficult to understand

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Only using long sentences

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Speaking too fast

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Using slang

Question 45

Which of the following is a helpful strategy for practicing a presentation?

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Rehearsing in front of a mirror

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Practicing only once

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Not thinking about the audience

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Relying on notes without practice

Question 46

What is the main purpose of the introduction in a presentation?

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To grab attention and give a brief overview

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To conclude the presentation

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To summarize the presentation

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To share all the main points

Question 47

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using visual aids in a presentation?

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They can make the presentation less engaging

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They can improve memory

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They can help explain complex ideas

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They can support understanding

Question 48

What is a key consideration when choosing the right visual aids for a presentation?

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The age and knowledge level of the audience

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The number of slides used

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The speaker's personal preference

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The color scheme of the slides

Question 49

Which of the following is a good way to keep the audience engaged during a presentation?

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Asking questions and encouraging participation

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Speaking in a monotonous voice

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Rushing through the slides

Question 50

Why is it important to evaluate a presentation?

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To find ways to make it better

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To impress the audience

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To show how great the speaker is

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To reduce anxiety before the presentation