SoS The story message-Introductions

Complete the sentence by typing in the missing word.

The introduction _____ the audience for your presentation.

Select the 2 reasons why the introduction is the most important moment in your presentation.

• Because the presentation is the first time the audience will hear your message

• If you get the audiences interest you have a good chance for success.

• If you don't get the audiences interest they might not listen to your message.

• If you get the audiences attention they will believe your message.

• Because the body and conclusion are not important.

Complete the sentence by typing in the missing word.

The What tells the audience what your _____ is.

Which of the following statements about the Why is correct?

• The why tells the audience why the information in the presentation is important to the presenter.

• The why tells the audience about the main points of the presentation.

• The why tells the audience why the information in the presentation is important to the audience.

• The why tells the audience why the presenter chose the presentation topic to talk about.

Complete the sentence by typing in the missing word.

The Greeting gets the audience's _______.

Which of the following statements is not an example of the What in the four introductions on page 63?

• Cars

• Dogs

• The 2024 Olympics

• How to make fried chicken

What verb tense is used in all 3 parts of the introduction?

• The past tense

• The present tense

• The future tense

How many main points do the overviews have?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Why should the audience listen to the presentation on How to make fried chicken?

• Because they need to they know how to cut the chicken

• Because they need to know how to bread the chicken

• Because they need to know how to cook the chicken

• Because they have to cook dinner tonight

Which words are used to guide the audience between the main points of the overview?

Select all that apply

• First, Second, Third

• To begin with, Next, Finally

• First of all, Then, Lastly

• To start with, After that, At the end

• One, Two, Three