EGC WEEK 3

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key benefit of developing strong speaking skills?

• Improved written communication

• Better listening skills

• Enhanced ability to express ideas clearly

• Faster reading speed

Open Ended

Why do you think speaking skills are important for effective communication in everyday life?

Open Ended

Explain how using words, tone, and body language can help you communicate your feelings effectively.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a key reason why speaking is important, according to the lesson?

• To share information

• To build relationships

• To express ideas and opinions

• To memorize facts

Open Ended

Describe a situation where organising your ideas clearly (introduction, points, conclusion) helped you communicate more effectively.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are basic principles of good speaking?

• Using your voice well

• Organising your ideas clearly

• Keeping your content relevant

• Speaking as quickly as possible

Fill in the Blanks

Language mechanics include grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, fluency, and

.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a key aspect to focus on for improving language mechanics?

• Pronunciation and stress

• Sentence structure

• Appropriate vocabulary

• Writing speed

Open Ended

Explain how the use of pauses and fillers can impact the effectiveness of spoken communication.

Multiple Choice

According to the model for speech organization, what is the first step a speaker should take?

• State the key point or thesis

• Give analysis

• Quick attention-capturing opening

• Sum up what you have said

Fill in the Blanks

Try over-pronouncing your

when you practise to help you speak more clearly.

Open Ended

Why is it important not to overuse filler words in everyday speech?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are recommended strategies to reduce the use of filler words in speech?

• Use audio or video recording

• Practice with a partner

• Pause silently instead of using fillers

• Speak faster to avoid fillers

Multiple Choice

What is a common problem that occurs when speakers talk too quietly?

• The audience gets distracted

• The audience cannot hear or understand the message

• The speaker loses their place

• The speaker forgets their lines

Open Ended

List two remedies that can help a speaker ensure their voice is loud and clear during a presentation.

Fill in the Blanks

A monotone voice makes your speech sound

and unemotional.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are recommended strategies to avoid speaking in a monotone?

• Read from a script without changes

• Add energy and emphasis to important points

• Vary your speed and pitch

• Speak in one flat tone

Open Ended

According to the slides, what are some ways to improve your speaking skills?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes 'pace' in voice control?

• The volume of your voice

• The speed of your speech

• The clarity of your pronunciation

• The pitch of your voice

Open Ended

How can you ensure the information you use in your speech is reliable and unbiased?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are reliable sources of information for preparing a speech?

• Government or educational websites

• Random social media posts

• Gossip sites

• Interviews or surveys

Open Ended

What is one speaking skill you learned in this week's lesson that you found most useful?