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73141It is advisable to mention faculty members who you want to work with, especially when you have already done some work related to the research they are now doing.

73142A good CV should follow the standard format.

73143Scholarly Development is a very important part of a CV since it reflects the academic achievements you have made in your discipline.

73144If you are applying to several programs that are similar in nature, you can use the same personal statement for each school to which you apply.

73145When writing a PS, you can grab the reader’s attention by telling a long story about how you became passionate about a particular subject in the opening paragraph.

73146Since you enjoy much freedom in constructing the image of who you are in your personal statement, it’s alright to exaggerate a little bit in order to leave a better impression on your reader.

73147Academic accomplishments are fleshed out in a CV whereas work experience and skills as they relate to a particular position are greatly emphasized in a resume.

73148In the personal information section of your CV, you should list your name, address, phone number, email as well as age and marital status.

73149You shouldn’t include any extra-curricular activities in your PS because they are irrelevant with research and work.

73150In both CV and resumes, information within sections is usually organized chronologically.

73151A CV is usually no more than one page whereas the length of a resume is often variable.

73152When writing a curriculum vitae, you should （）。

73153Which of the following statement about a personal statement is NOT right?

73154In a question and answer session, both the presenter and questioner can receive valuable feedback about the audience reaction to the subject of the speech.

73155Repeating or rephrasing the question can benefit both the audience and the speaker.

73156Before putting forward your question, you need to show your appreciation to the speaker and make a positive comment on his speech.

73157If you have different opinions with the speaker, you shouldn’t mention it in a Q　A session because it’s rude to do so.

73158In a Q　A session, as a speaker, if you don’t know the answer to a particular question, just ignore the question and move on to the next one.

73159In a Q　A session, as a speaker, maintaining eye contact and listening attentively to the questioner （）。

73160In a question and answer session, the audience may ask questions to　（）。

73161When answering questions in a Q and A session, you should （）。

73162When asking questions in a Q　A session, you should （）。

73163In a question and answer session,　“Perhaps I didn’t really make my question clearly. In fact what I asked was …” is an example of （）。

73164In a question and answer session,　“Your presentation is really wonderful!” is an example of （）。

73165In a question and answer session,　“You mentioned very briefly that you used two experiments that were the same. Would you please elaborate on that point?” is an example of raising questions for （）。

73166In a question and answer session, “If I understand you correctly, what you are asking is…”is an example of （）。

73167Which of the following statement about Q　A session is NOT true?

73168We should never read word-for-word from our notes in a presentation.

73169A clear outline of your presentation will help the audience to know what to expect and follow your talk easily.

73170A presentation can have only one purpose.

73171Using notes on index cards in a presentation helps to increase eye contact with your audience.

73172We should use as many animations and slide transition effects as possible in presentations since they are two of the most powerful features that PowerPoint offers.

73173When using complicated charts and diagrams in your PPT, it’s important to give your audience time to read and then explain them briefly.

73174In a presentation you need to hide your notes from your audience because it may give them the impression that you are not well-prepared.

73175In a conclusion part of a presentation, it’s advisable to introduce new ideas or messages.

73176Generally speaking, a presentation can be divided into three parts: introduction, body and conclusion.

73177In a presentation, we should only use visual aids if they are necessary to maintain interest and assist comprehension.

73178Which of the following statements about using full text notes in a presentation are correct?

73179Well-designed visual aids （）。

73180In the introduction part of a presentation, you need to （）。

73181Familiarity with the place where you are going to give a presentation will （）。

73182A good conclusion of a presentation usually consists of（）。

73183Transitions like “at first”, “then”, and “now”, are expressions indicating （）。

73184“Respected Chairperson, friends, first of all let me express my sincere gratitude to the Association of Commonwealth Universities for inviting me to this conference.” is an example of （）。

73185“Thank you for your attention” is an example of （）。

73186Which of the following is NOT right when using PowerPoint to support a presentation?

73187Transitions like “therefore”, “due to”, and “as a result”, are expressions indicating （）。

73188“My name is…. I teach social work at the University of …” is an example of （）。

73189Transitions like “similarly”, “likewise”, and “on the contrary”, are expressions indicating （）。

73190In a presentation, “The themes I have dealt with today can be boiled down as follows: First…” is an example of （）。

73191In a presentation, “Today I am going to talk about….” is an example of （）。

73192In a presentation, “Good morning, Mr. Chairman, fellow colleagues” is an example of （）。

73193In a （）speech you argue a point and convince the audience to accept your proposal.

73194A(n) （）presentation creates a happy atmosphere and makes the audience smile, relax, and enjoy.

73195If you share something that the audience will find beneficial to know, your purpose of giving the presentation is to （）。

73196Since the abstract is the first section of a paper, it should be written first, that is, before you write your paper.

73197An abstract should contain key words found in a research paper or thesis.

73198An abstract is an excerpted passage from a research paper, thesis, or review.

73199Good abstracts strictly follow the style and formatting guidelines for authors.

73200Due to the word limit, it’s not necessary to use transitions to connect the information included in an abstract.

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