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硕士生英语SPOC
硕士生英语SPOC
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The self-introduction speech is usually called at（）
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A monologue, as a form of self-introduction speech, means（）
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Your self-introduction speech should be（）
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There are some helpful tips for self-introduction except（）
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When you introduce yourself in academic settings, you（）
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If you are an outsider to the audience, it’s much better that the person introducing you is（）
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In order to ensure the introduction sounds authentic, the introducer should（）
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（）is effective when trying to connect with an audience
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What is the best way if you want to know what to keep and what to cut from your introduction?
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What moments of a presentation are precious?
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（）can correct themselves and change their utterances as they go along
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（）is used for immediate interactions
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（）tends to be more complex and intricate
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There is more need for（）to explain things clearly and unambiguously
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（）can use tone to add emotional context
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A presentation doesn’t sound natural because（）
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While doing presentation you should try your best to make it（）
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Which of the following sayings is more formal?（）
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Model adjectives can help audience understand the（）of the presenter
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When you do presentations, you should use discourse markers to serve the following purposes except（）
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In order to keep focused, you should not make your presentation（）
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Because audiences have short attention spans, you’d better（）
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You can keep your presentation visually engaging because the audiences（）
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If possible, you’d better get familiar with the following elements about the actual room, except（）
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What should I do to attract the audience’s attention?
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How should I stand when I make a presentation?
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How should I speak when I make a presentation?
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How do I respond to questions when you make a presentation?
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How many key points would be sufficient, if people plan to make a 10-15-minute presentation?
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What will add clarity to your argument?
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If the presentation is short, the presenter（）
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At the beginning of a presentation, the presenter（）
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The introduction should include the name,（）and sometimes the reason why the person is an expert on his topic
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It’s good to use（）to make the introduction easy to understand
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（）is the most important part of the presentation
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To outline the key points of the topic can（）
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Sometimes it is usual to go so in-depth on topics the presenter knows well that（）
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When people use（）such as a signal to the end, it can make the structure much clearer
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Which part of the presentation do the audience tend to remember?
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In fact, the entire presentation can depend on（）the presenter makes
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When the presenter announces to end the presentation, he had better（）
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It is helpful for the presenter to（）while making a conclusion
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Remember to（）because the presenter only has a limited amount of time for the presentation
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At the end of the presentation, the presenter can also provide（）
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People can begin with an amusing story in the introduction, in order to（）
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The presenter can（）so that the audience have enough time to take notes
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Research data is collected for（）in order to produce original research results
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Qualitative data is information that（）
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What are the two most effective strategies mentioned in this lecture for presenting data and graphs?
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It’s perfectly fit for people to（）to describe trends, to make a comparison or to show relationships between two or more items
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（）are designed to visualize how a whole is divided into various parts
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Line graphs represent（）
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If people try to describe diagrams clearly, they should（）
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The best way to present your data in a pie chart is（）
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Before creating charts for your presentations, you should determine what data you’re going to show and design the visuals（）