Public Speaking / Debate

Public Speaking and Debate are similar in which one of the following ways?

• One must remain calm and confident during their correspondence with others.

• Both are key to embarrassing your opponent

• Debate and Public Speaking teach how to intimidate others during a competition

• In both disciplines, one must be ready to argue without listening to other's contributions.

A formal occasion presided over by an official or an instructor in which topics are discussed to see who has the better perspective is a _____________.

• orator

• convocation

• dissertation

• debate

Which formal event is technically known as a commencement?

• wedding

• parent teacher conference

• graduation

• assembly

Daniel listened to his rival from the school across town and he vehemently disagreed with her assessment of the importance of physical education. His next step would be to _________ her opinion and await the judge's decision.

• refute

• respect

• promote

• support

Which of the following is considered to be a small but important custom that shows you have respect for your rival or opponent?

• agreeing with everything your rival says

• making eye contact

• pounding your chest repeatedly

• staring at your opponent blankly

During a presentation, the speaker should have their ___________ organized and in logical order.

• news

• gossip

• life

• information

Which of the following is not a good tool to use for a formal presentation?

• Google Slides

• Microsoft Power Point

• Overhead Projector

• Dry Erase Markers and whiteboard

A ________ is a powerful component and often is the most recognizable aspect of any franchise or company.

• business

• logo / symbol

• manager

• customer

The individual that host a formal ceremony and ensures that the festivities flow smoothly is called the _____________________.

• Master of Ceremony

• Master of Circumstance

• Supervisor of Affairs

• Captain of Procedures

What is body language?

• Speaking to a live audience
• Looking at someone when communicating
• Using your body to communicate 
• The strength of your voice when speaking

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