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Preparing for a Presentation MCQ

1. Design your slides so that you'll be able to _____ if you are presenting virtually via computer.

Direct the audience to slide content by pointing with your voice

An infographic

Author, date, report title

A report deck

Answer

Correct Answer: Direct the audience to slide content by pointing with your voice

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2. In nestorian organization, the best example comes _____.

Last

Literary allusions

Personal allusions

Plot, character and setting

Answer

Correct Answer: Last

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3. One of the best ways to elaborate on a main idea is to _____.

Topic

Detail

Central Idea

Main Idea

Answer

Correct Answer: Topic

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4. Begin analyzing your presentation's purpose with _____ in mind.

Supporting reasons.

A courteous close.

A specific outcome

Answer

Correct Answer: A specific outcome

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5. Spatial organization should be used when your subject can best be explained _____________.

Complexity

From the inside out

By giving equal emphasis to each part of your subject

Topical or spatial

Answer

Correct Answer: From the inside out

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6. An audience that listens to your speech because its members are chosen by someone else

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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7. Values refer to deeply held and enduring judgments of significance or importance that often provide the basis for__________

Beliefs

Attitudes

Opinions

Both a and b

Answer

Correct Answer: Both a and b

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8. Generating a list of ideas encompassing a specific topic is called

Thesis statement

Open brainstorming

Topic specific brainstorming

None of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Topic specific brainstorming

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9. What a person argues or develops throughout a presentation is called

Oral citation

Thesis statement

Brainstorming

Testimony

Answer

Correct Answer: Thesis statement

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10. Testimony means the declarations or statements of a person’s ________or experience

Findings

Opinions

Conclusions

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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11. Statistics refer to the numbers that demonstrate or establish

Size

Trends

Associations

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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12. Exactly what a person wants to achieve through a presentation is called

General purpose

Specific purpose

Distinct purpose

None of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Specific purpose

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13. Population means ________is included in study

Who

What

Why

Both a and b

Answer

Correct Answer: Both a and b

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14. Persuade means either to influence audience ____________or to influence audience behaviour

Beliefs

Values

Attitudes

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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15. Personal testimony refers to the evidence given by a speaker that is based on ________experience with the audience

Personal

Shared

Both

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Both

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16. Oral citations are the References to the source of the evidence and _______material used during a presentation

Irrelevant

Support

Extra

Basic

Answer

Correct Answer: Support

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17. Personal beliefs or speculations that, even though perhaps based on facts, have not been proved or verified are called

Beliefs

Opinions

Facts

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Opinions

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18. A concrete explanation of meaning that is more original or personal than a dictionary definition is called operational definition

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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19. Generating a list of ideas with _____topic boundary is called open brainstorming

Any

Both

None

Answer

Correct Answer: No

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20. The number that occurs most often is called

Mean

Median

Mode

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Mode

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21. Median is the number that rests in the _____of all the other numbers

Start

Middle

End

Anywhere

Answer

Correct Answer: Middle

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22. Refers to the average number, which may or may not provide an accurate description or representation

Mean refers to

Average number

Middle number

Often used number

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Average number

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23. Lay testimony is the evidence from someone without expertise and who do not possess any relevant experience

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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24. Inform is to develop audience understanding of a topic through_____,clarification, demonstration, or explanation of a process

Example

Fact

Definition

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Definition

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25. Individual inventory is the listing of a person’s preferences, likes, dislikes, and experiences used when searching for a possible speech topic

Likes

Dislikes

Experiences

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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26. Example offered in an extended narrative form is called

Example

Fact

Definition

Illustration

Answer

Correct Answer: Illustration

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27. Hypothetical illustrations are the fabricated illustrations using typical characteristics to describe particular situations, objects, or people, as well as illustrations describing what_______

Happened in past

Is happening in present

Could happen in future

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Could happen in future

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28. The basic objective you want to achieve through your presentation is called

Illustration

Fact

General purpose

None

Answer

Correct Answer: General purpose

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29. Provable or documented truth that you can use as evidence to support your claims is called

Example

Fact

Definition

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Fact

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30. Expert testimony is the evidence from someone with special ___________in a particular area

Training

Instruction

Knowledge

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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31. Specific case used to represent a larger whole to clarify or explain something is called

Example

Fact

Definition

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Example

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32. Term used to describe presentations intended to prompt _______response is called evoke

Physical

Psychological

Emotional

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Emotional

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33. Demographics refer to characteristics of a person or audience that can provide insight into the knowledge, experiences, interests, _______and values of that person or audience

Needs

Attitudes

Beliefs

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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34. Evidence or support that provides the meaning of a word or phrase is called

Example

Fact

Definition

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Definition

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35. To demonstrate or reveal how things are different is called contrast

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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36. To demonstrate or reveal how things are different is called comparison

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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37. An audience that is required to _____ your presentation is called captive audience

View

Listen to

Respond to

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Listen to

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38. A method of gathering and generating ideas with immediate evaluation is called brainstorming

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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39. What a person holds to be true or false is called

Assumption

Belief

Optimism

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Belief

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40. Base means the number of ____________included in a study

People

Objects

Things

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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41. Learned predispositions to evaluate something in a ______way that guide people’s thinking and behavior are called attitudes

Only positive

Only negative

Both

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Both

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Preparing for a Presentation MCQ

1. Design your slides so that you'll be able to _____ if you are presenting virtually via computer.

2. In nestorian organization, the best example comes _____.

3. One of the best ways to elaborate on a main idea is to _____.

4. Begin analyzing your presentation's purpose with _____ in mind.

5. Spatial organization should be used when your subject can best be explained _____________.

6. An audience that listens to your speech because its members are chosen by someone else

7. Values refer to deeply held and enduring judgments of signifi­cance or importance that often provide the basis for__________

8. Generating a list of ideas encompassing a specific topic is called

9. What a person argues or develops throughout a presentation is called

10. Testimony means the declarations or statements of a person’s ________or experience

11. Statistics refer to the numbers that demonstrate or establish

12. Exactly what a person wants to achieve through a presentation is called

13. Population means ________is included in study

14. Persuade means either to influence audience ____________or to influence audience behaviour

15. Personal testimony refers to the evidence given by a speaker that is based on ________experience with the audience

16. Oral citations are the References to the source of the evidence and _______material used during a presentation

17. Personal beliefs or speculations that, even though perhaps based on facts, have not been proved or verified are called

18. A concrete explanation of mean­ing that is more original or personal than a dictionary definition is called operational definition

19. Generating a list of ideas with _____topic boundary is called open brainstorming

20. The number that occurs most often is called

21. Median is the number that rests in the _____of all the other numbers

22. Refers to the average number, which may or may not provide an accurate description or representation

23. Lay testimony is the evidence from someone without expertise and who do not possess any relevant experience

24. Inform is to develop audience understanding of a topic through_____,clarification, demonstration, or expla­nation of a process

25. Individual inventory is the listing of a person’s preferences, likes, dislikes, and experiences used when searching for a possible speech topic

26. Example offered in an extended narrative form is called

27. Hypothetical illustrations are the fabricated illustrations using typical characteristics to describe particular situations, objects, or people, as well as illustrations describing what_______

28. The basic objective you want to achieve through your presentation is called

29. Provable or documented truth that you can use as evidence to support your claims is called

30. Expert testimony is the evidence from someone with special ___________in a particular area

31. Specific case used to represent a larger whole to clarify or explain something is called

32. Term used to describe presentations intended to prompt _______response is called evoke

33. Demographics refer to characteristics of a person or audience that can provide insight into the knowledge, experiences, inter­ests, _______and values of that person or audience

34. Evidence or support that provides the meaning of a word or phrase is called

35. To demonstrate or reveal how things are different is called contrast

36. To demonstrate or reveal how things are different is called comparison

37. An audience that is required to _____ your presentation is called captive audience

38. A method of gathering and generating ideas with immediate evaluation is called brainstorming

39. What a person holds to be true or false is called

40. Base means the number of ____________included in a study

41. Learned predispositions to evaluate something in a ______way that guide people’s thinking and behavior are called attitudes

7. Values refer to deeply held and enduring judgments of significance or importance that often provide the basis for__________

18. A concrete explanation of meaning that is more original or personal than a dictionary definition is called operational definition

24. Inform is to develop audience understanding of a topic through_____,clarification, demonstration, or explanation of a process

33. Demographics refer to characteristics of a person or audience that can provide insight into the knowledge, experiences, interests, _______and values of that person or audience