Exam 16: Developing Oral and Online Presentations

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You should be able to summarize the main idea for a speech in a single sentence that links your subject and purpose to the audience's frame of reference.

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When organizing a speech or presentation, your first step is to

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Best practices for the question-and-answer session after a presentation include

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For business presentations, time constraints are usually

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If you have 10 minutes or less to deliver your presentation, you should organize it much as you would a brief written message.

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When you're introducing a presentation, include a ________ to help your audience understand the structure and content of your message.

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If you need to design a venue for delivering a presentation to a large audience, ________ will usually be the best seating arrangement.

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Longer speeches and presentations are organized like

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If there is a lack of ________ at the end of your presentation, acknowledge it and be ready to offer a method for resolving the differences.

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When discussing topics of profound importance to your audience, you can usually count on having their attention as soon as you introduce your main idea.

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In a longer presentation, how does your purpose influence the way you organize your material?

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If you sense a lack of consensus at the end of your presentation, you should acknowledge it and be ready to suggest a method for resolving the differences.

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If you have 10 minutes or less to deliver a presentation

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When speaking from notes, it is best to print them on

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Delivering your presentation by reading it word-for-word is usually a bad idea except when

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When you have covered all the main points in your speech

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If the audience for your presentation will be interested in but neutral to what you have to say,

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Transitional words and phrases such as, "Now that we've covered..." are generally less important in oral presentations than in written reports.

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Making a presentation with the help of an outline or notes is the most effective and easiest delivery mode.

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In the body of your presentation, it is vital to ________ the ideas you are presenting around a common theme.

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Exam 16: Developing Oral and Online Presentations

You should be able to summarize the main idea for a speech in a single sentence that links your subject and purpose to the audience's frame of reference.

When organizing a speech or presentation, your first step is to

Best practices for the question-and-answer session after a presentation include

For business presentations, time constraints are usually

If you have 10 minutes or less to deliver your presentation, you should organize it much as you would a brief written message.

When you're introducing a presentation, include a ________ to help your audience understand the structure and content of your message.

If you need to design a venue for delivering a presentation to a large audience, ________ will usually be the best seating arrangement.

Longer speeches and presentations are organized like

If there is a lack of ________ at the end of your presentation, acknowledge it and be ready to offer a method for resolving the differences.

When discussing topics of profound importance to your audience, you can usually count on having their attention as soon as you introduce your main idea.

In a longer presentation, how does your purpose influence the way you organize your material?

If you sense a lack of consensus at the end of your presentation, you should acknowledge it and be ready to suggest a method for resolving the differences.

If you have 10 minutes or less to deliver a presentation

When speaking from notes, it is best to print them on

Delivering your presentation by reading it word-for-word is usually a bad idea except when

When you have covered all the main points in your speech

If the audience for your presentation will be interested in but neutral to what you have to say,

Transitional words and phrases such as, "Now that we've covered..." are generally less important in oral presentations than in written reports.

Making a presentation with the help of an outline or notes is the most effective and easiest delivery mode.

In the body of your presentation, it is vital to ________ the ideas you are presenting around a common theme.

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