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Which of the following are useful note-taking tips before the lecture?
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Speaking style refers to the type of （） a speaker uses, and the effect it creates
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Presentation is （） than conversation In a conversation you talk and listen in an easy exchange
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In presentation, presenters may have a feeling of disassociation because of （）
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Which of the following is appropriate for presentation?
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In persuading people to take action for or against something, presenters use （） to appeal to audience’s emotions
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Tips on how to make a presentation are listed below Which FOUR of them are given PARTICULARLY for making a persuasive presentation?
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Which of the following mistakes belong to inappropriate DELIVERY of a presentation?
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An informative presentation aims to convince the audience to accept a point of view
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Both presentation and academic writing should be precise, accurate, objective, and explicit
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To get his main point across, an academic writer needs to use the device of repetition
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Conversation is more complex than presentation but less complicated than academic writing
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A presentation is either informative or persuasive
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The presentation aiming to persuade usually involves the following activities except （）
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Demographic analysis is primarily made to （）
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Which of the following examples shows that timing influences the audience’s state of mind in presentation?
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Which of the following statements is true about topic choosing?
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Establishing objective is both important and necessary because （）
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It is difficult for the audience to take in the message exactly the same as what the speaker intends to deliver because （）
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Audience analysis is a good starting point of a presentation and it is often conducted from the following dimensions: （）
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The seating style of traditional rows （）
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The presentation with a single objective is much better than the one with multiple objectives because the latter runs the risk of leaving the audience confused and exhausted
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Anecdotes, pictures and funny stories should be avoided in a presentation as they might distract the audience from the content of presentation
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Audiences with different demographic features will view the world differently and filter information accordingly
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If you are invited to make a presentation, you’d better look over the venue a few days
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When the educational official reports to the audience the changes in enrollment procedure of some prestigious universities, he is trying to （） them of the information they didn’t have before
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Thorough and careful audience analysis gives consideration to both objective needs and （） needs such as the audience’s attitudes, expectations and values
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Worthwhile topics usually address issues that have significant （） for the audiences as nobody wants to waste time and energy on meaningless things
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One of the detriments of horseshoe model is that this format may （） shy audience and make them nervous or uncomfortable
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In a typical academic presentation introduction, a speaker needs to accomplish the following tasks:Use different ways to capture audience’s （） Remember the grabber always has to be relevant to the topic
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Introduce himself/herself and demonstrate how he/she is qualified for the presentation to establish （）
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Have audience understand why he/she is here speaking by stating what he/she expects as an （）
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Let audience know why it’s worth their time listening to him/her by （） the topic to them
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Offer a brief （） by previewing the main points
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Finally tell the audience whether they may ask questions during the presentation or do that in the QA （） at the end of the presentation
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How is Rule of Three applied in a presentation?
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Which of the following statement is least likely to be found in an introduction?
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A presenter is supposed to do the following in an introduction except （）
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You’re going to make a presentation about people’s increasing reliance on mobile phone Which of the following is NOT appropriate to be used to grab audience’s attention in the opening of a presentation?
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Which of the following explains the sandwich effect in a presentation?
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What is signposting in a presentation?
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Which phrase signals the end of a presentation?
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Which phrase indicates that a speaker wants to move away from the central topic for a moment and talk about something not included in the presentation?
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An introduction is a very important part of your presentation because it is when （）
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Which of the following could be used as a conclusion?
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Which of the following organizational patterns are more appropriate for a persuasive speech?
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A long tear-jerking story at the beginning of a presentation is a good attention getting device
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Any attention getter should be closely related to the topic or the core message
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An introduction gives audience an overview of what is going to be talked about
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In a formal presentation, presenter may take questions throughout the presentations
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An （） is one of the effective attention getters, for a story related to the topic paints a clear picture in audience’s mind and helps them interpret the speaker’s words
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Opening a presentation with a question can engage audience immediately If a presenter opens with a response question, he/she expects audience to answer it If he/she simply wants to get audience’s brains working, a （） question is used
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Many presenters don’t see the power of a closing Without summarizing the major points, they make an （） ending by saying That’s all Thank you for your time Any questions?
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A summary provides a concise reminder of what the speaker wanted the audience to remember from his presentation A （） is a message that logically comes out of the ideas developed in the speech
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If you want to give more details to something that has been said, you say: I’d like to （） on the background information of this project
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Text slides give the audience a clearer view about the key points than bullet points
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Titles are optional for tables
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（） is used to describe your graph
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（） tells the types of data displayed
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（） shows units of measurement
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（） identifies what symbols stand for in a graph
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Generally speaking, a pie graph should have no more than （） segments
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Graph should have a （） to explain what it is about
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The numbers on the pie graph should sum to （）
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When you are drawing a graph by your own, try to match the （） with what they look
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Visual aids enhance a presentation and make it memorable if they are used properly to strengthen understanding
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Paragraphs can convey data more clearly and effectively than bullet points for texts
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Column headings are dependent variables They show what you want to compare
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Resorting to bar charts is an efficient way to show lots of numbers or percentages that would be very confusing in sentence form
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It is suggested to use no more than five fonts in your PPT design
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Dark text on a dark background works best
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Since animations and transitions are two of the most powerful features that PowerPoint offers, they need to be used as many as possible in a presentation
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Try to ensure that you use different types of transition for similar functions
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The pictures or video clips that are used as visual aids can be sometimes irrelevant to the presentation topic
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Every graph needs title, （）, scale and key
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（） graphs show data points over time
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（） graphs compare values across categories or treatments
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（） charts are often used to show the contribution of each item to the whole
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It is a rule to keep those bullet points to be the same （） form
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Remember to give each slide a （）, which is the theme of your main points
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Consider using （） to replace texts where you think they would be easier to be understood
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Which of the following statement is NOT true about The eyes are the windows to the soul?
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The audience may feel the speaker is （） if he avoids eye contact
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Which of the following is NOT an important factor in delivering a speech?
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How do you create enthusiasm in a speech?
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Which of the follwoing is NOT a good policy in using humor in your speech?
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Which of the following dress code is not appropriate for an academic presentation?
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Which of the following gestures can be used to move your audience from one idea to the next or to enumerate things?
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Which of the following is an effective way to non-verbally support a speaker’s message?
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Which of the following is NOT the rule of eye contact in presentation?
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You should never （）, for they are pushing your audience away
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Sometimes the speaker can make himself better understood through nonverbal behavior than through his words
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Whether the audience can hear clearly only depends on how loudly the speaker delivers his speech
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There is no difference between pronunciation and enunciation since both of them involve how to use speech organs in public speaking
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If you want to emphasize an important message, you can use a descriptive gesture
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The ring gesture that is widely accepted in one culture may appear offensive in another culture
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Like humans, animals also make gestures to express their feelings When theyre proud of themselves, they stretch out and make themselves big
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The speaker needs to lower his voice if he wishes to increase the tension
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While delivering a speech, the speaker needs to move along at a steady and （） pace to make sure that the audience can take in and process the information
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A signal to the audience that you are ready to begin is to stand （） and quietly until you are sure that all eyes are on you
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