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In the Spotlight -Main Idea

In the Spotlight -Main Idea

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English

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6th Grade

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Easy

Created by

Michelle Gausman

Used 6+ times

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1 Slide • 14 Questions

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In the Spotlight

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Multiple Choice

Glossophobia is

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the fear of losing your voice

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the fear of talking

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the fear of speaking in public

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the fear of having your picture taken

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Multiple Choice

The title "In the Spotlight" means

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speaking or performing for an audience

2

standing under a streetlight

3

watching others perform

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having glossophobia

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Multiple Choice

An older, more useful fear can trigger glossophobia. That fear is

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the fear of crowds

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the fear of being surrounded or attacked

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the fear of people laughing

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the fear of watching others

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Multiple Choice

In primates, staring at someone can be a signal of wanting to

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fight

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sleep

3

run away

4

drink

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Multiple Choice

One way to overcome glossophobia is to

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avoid speaking in public

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learn to play guitar with your friends

3

watch many kinds of performances

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join a speaking group

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Multiple Choice

Which text example best shows the author's writing style?

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"For some people, this feels quite thrilling"

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"Glossophobia is amazingly common"

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"How do you do that? Practice!"

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"It takes help or practice to get over it"

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Multiple Choice

It is good to distract yourself if you are

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riding a bike

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taking a test

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listening to a speaker

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feeling afraid of an audience

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Multiple Choice

A cat might ambush a

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mouse

2

car

3

tree

4

window

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Multiple Choice

If you have confidence, you

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have a phobia

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believe in yourself

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feel afraid of others

4

want to hide

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Multiple Choice

A sign of aggression is

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running away from danger

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looking away from others

3

kicking something when you are angry

4

lying down to sleep

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Open Ended

Cite text evidence that explains why glossophobia can be overcome by practice

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Open Ended

Give two exapmples from the text of suggested ways for overcoming glossophobia

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Poll

There is no real danger when you are speaking in front of an audience, but you need to convince your brain that you don't need the fight-or-flight response in these situations. You can do that by practicing alot.

True

False

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Poll

Examples in the text are as follows: join a speaking group; join an acting or debating club' try other kinds of performance such as singing, playing an instrument, or dancing.

true

false

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