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167901
It is a rule to keep those bullet points to be the same () form.
167902
() charts are often used to show the contribution of each item to the whole.
167903
() graphs compare values across categories or treatments.
167904
() graphs show data points over time.
167905
Every graph needs title, (), scale and key.
167906
The pictures or video clips that are used as visual aids can be sometimes irrelevant to the presentation topic.
167907
Try to ensure that you use different types of transition for similar functions.
167908
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.
167909
Dark text on a dark background works best.
167910
It is suggested to use no more than five fonts in your PPT design.
167911
Resorting to bar charts is an efficient way to show lots of numbers or percentages that would be very confusing in sentence form.
167912
Column headings are dependent variables. They show what you want to compare.
167913
Paragraphs can convey data more clearly and effectively than bullet points for texts.
167914
Visual aids enhance a presentation and make it memorable if they are used properly to strengthen understanding.
167915
When you are drawing a graph by your own, try to match the () with what they look.
167916
The numbers on the pie graph should sum to ().
167917
Graph should have a () to explain what it is about.
167918
Generally speaking, a pie graph should have no more than () segments.
167919
() identifies what symbols stand for in a graph.
167920
() shows units of measurement.
167921
() tells the types of data displayed.
167922
() is used to describe your graph.
167923
Titles are optional for tables.
167924
Text slides give the audience a clearer view about the key points than bullet points.
167925
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.”
167926
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.
167927
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?”
167928
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.
167929
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.
167930
In a formal presentation, presenter may take questions throughout the presentations.
167931
An introduction gives audience an overview of what is going to be talked about.
167932
Any attention getter should be closely related to the topic or the core message.
167933
A long tear-jerking story at the beginning of a presentation is a good attention getting device.
167934
Which of the following organizational patterns are more appropriate for a persuasive speech?
167935
Which of the following could be used as a conclusion?
167936
An introduction is a very important part of your presentation because it is when ().
167937
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?
167938
Which phrase signals the end of a presentation?
167939
What is signposting in a presentation?
167940
Which of the following explains the “sandwich effect” in a presentation?
167941
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?
167942
A presenter is supposed to do the following in an introduction except ().
167943
Which of the following statement is least likely to be found in an introduction?
167944
How is Rule of Three applied in a presentation?
167945
Finally tell the audience whether they may ask questions during the presentation or do that in the QA () at the end of the presentation.
167946
Offer a brief () by previewing the main points.
167947
Let audience know why it’s worth their time listening to him/her by () the topic to them.
167948
Have audience understand why he/she is here speaking by stating what he/she expects as an ().
167949
Introduce himself/herself and demonstrate how he/she is qualified for the presentation to establish ().
167950
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.
167951
One of the detriments of horseshoe model is that this format may () shy audience and make them nervous or uncomfortable.
167952
Worthwhile topics usually address issues that have significant () for the audiences as nobody wants to waste time and energy on meaningless things.
167953
Thorough and careful audience analysis gives consideration to both objective needs and () needs such as the audience’s attitudes, expectations and values.
167954
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.
167955
If you are invited to make a presentation, you’d better look over the venue a few days
167956
Audiences with different demographic features will view the world differently and filter information accordingly.
167957
Anecdotes, pictures and funny stories should be avoided in a presentation as they might distract the audience from the content of presentation.
167958
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.
167959
The seating style of traditional rows ().
167960
Audience analysis is a good starting point of a presentation and it is often conducted from the following dimensions: ().
167961
It is difficult for the audience to take in the message exactly the same as what the speaker intends to deliver because ().
167962
Establishing objective is both important and necessary because ().
167963
Which of the following statements is true about topic choosing?
167964
Which of the following examples shows that timing influences the audience’s state of mind in presentation?
167965
Demographic analysis is primarily made to ().
167966
The presentation aiming to persuade usually involves the following activities except ().
167967
A presentation is either informative or persuasive.
167968
Conversation is more complex than presentation but less complicated than academic writing.
167969
To get his main point across, an academic writer needs to use the device of repetition.
167970
Both presentation and academic writing should be precise, accurate, objective, and explicit.
167971
An informative presentation aims to convince the audience to accept a point of view.
167972
Which of the following mistakes belong to inappropriate DELIVERY of a presentation?
167973
Tips on how to make a presentation are listed below. Which FOUR of them are given PARTICULARLY for making a persuasive presentation?
167974
In persuading people to take action for or against something, presenters use () to appeal to audience’s emotions.
167975
Which of the following is appropriate for presentation?
167976
In presentation, presenters may have a feeling of disassociation because of ().
167977
Presentation is () than conversation. In a conversation you talk and listen in an easy exchange.
167978
Speaking style refers to the type of () a speaker uses, and the effect it creates.
167979
Which of the following are useful note-taking tips before the lecture?
167980
计算机审计可以完全替代传统审计方法。()
167981
大数据技术对于审计人员的专业胜任能力提出更高的要求。()
167982
“大数据”具有多样的数据类型。()
167983
推进以大数据为核心的审计信息化建设是应对未来审计工作挑战的重要法宝。()
167984
计算机辅助审计是指审计机关、审计人员将计算机作为辅助审计的工具,对被审计单位财政、财务收支及其计算机应用系统实施的审计。()
167985
数据转换利用数理统计、数据挖掘或预定义的规则,从数据中检测和消除错误数据、不完整数据和重复数据,从而提高数据的质量。()
167986
通过计算机审计比绕过计算机审计更可靠。()
167987
通过计算机审计基于白箱(Whitebox)原理。()
167988
计算机审计就是大数据审计。()
167989
金审工程提出“预算跟踪+联网核查”的审计模式()
167990
现场审计实施系统(AO)支持以下哪种数据分析功能()
167991
被审计单位信息系统使用的数据库系统是SQLServer2000,而审计人员使用的数据库是SQLServer2005,则下列数据采集方法中最适合的是()
167992
大数据的4V特征中最重要的()
167993
信息系统审计的目标中不包括()
167994
会计凭证号断号、重号验证属于()
167995
现场审计实施系统(AO)属于()
167996
面向数据的计算机辅助审计中最常使用的是()
167997
下面不属于金审工程所提出的“三个转变”的是()
167998
中国审计信息化的基础在于()
167999
以下有关于计算机审计的说法中不恰当的是()
168000
统计抽样中的每个样本被选中的概率是一样的。()
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