Presentation Essentials

What is the first step of selecting materials?

• collect and read information

• select the information

• divide the information

• spread the information

To plan your presentation, the first step that you should do is...

• select a topic

• define the objective

• analyze your audience

• prepare the body of the presentation

Where should you look while presenting?

• At the board -- that's where the audience is looking
• At your notes so you get the info correct
• In the eyes of random people in your audience
• At the chins of individuals in your audience

When presenting, you should show enthusiasm for your topic or creation

• True
• False

To whom should a presentation be aimed?

• The highest authority in the room, regardless of where they are

• The entire audience

• The people in the closest rows

• Your best friend in the room

When presenting, your poise should be:

• nervous and soft

• confident and relaxed
• annoyed 
• loud

If you are showing Enthusiasm you should...

• show facial expression

• You should show positive facial expressions and a relaxed or inviting body language

• show body language

• look fake

A speaker's response to an audiences' question should respond by...

• telling the audience to "shut up!"

• telling the audience "I'm organized."

• answering the audience's questions with a soft tone.

• answering the audience's questions clearly and completely at the appropriate time.

Patience is an excellent quality for presenters to have  because:

• Allows time for audience reflection and relatability.
• Allows time for the audience to take frequent breaks.
• Allows time for the audience to digest lunch comfortably.  
• Allows time for the audience to reflect and then walk out. 

Typically story telling is a great presentation skill because - 

• Everyone loves some good gossip.
• Audiences respond well to anecdotes when trying to connect to a learning point.
• Audiences respond well to random, off-topic stories that detract from the overall point of the presentation. 
• Audiences love any opportunuity for a little snooze.