Hand Gestures and Body Movement in Public Speaking

According to the video of Schooled by Kids, what is the most important part of the presentation?

• Introduction

• Body

• Conclusion

• Feedback

How many seconds does it take for the speaker to get the audience attention?

• 60 seconds

• 30 seconds

• 20 seconds

• 10 seconds

Based on the video, why is eye contact important in public speaking?

• It makes the presentation fun and interactive.

• It helps you become comfortable on stage.

• It makes the audience feel included.

• It helps you memorize your speech.

As a speaker, what shouldn't you do, because it makes your presentation a bit distracting?

• keeping your back / posture straight

• moving around too much

• glancing at your notes

• having big hand gestures

If you're having trouble putting your hands on your side, where can you put them instead?

• above your belly button

• at your back

• on your lap

• inside your pockets

What do you call this specific hand gesture which means you're giving out your opinions.

(a)  

Describe the hand gesture called..."The Chop". When do you use it?

• to make a point

• to give your opinion

• to show you care

• to make the audience feel your emotion

Which of these does NOT describe the hand gesture, "The Show"?

• It means that you want to make a point.

• It shows that you're caring.

• It means that something is from your heart.

• It is something that you care about.

Based on the video, what gesture makes the audience believe that you are trustworthy?

• if you look them in the eye

• if they can see your palms

• if you have a good sense of humor

• if you cross your arms

Which of these gestures would you most likely use in your PYP Exhibition presentation? You may answer more than one.

• The Give

• The Chop

• The Show

• The Interlocked Fingers

• Eye contact with Audience