Speaking Skills

Which of the following expression is suitable to start a conversation?

• How about you?

• He starts tomorrow

• Is this your first day?

• I’ll contact you next week

Which of the following expression is suitable to end conversation?

• How are you?

• That’s interesting

• Nice meeting you

• Now I’ll take you over to meet other staffs

Which of the following expression is suitable to introduce a new member?

• Nice meeting you

• Is this your first day?

• This is Halim Syukri. He starts tomorrow

• Now I’ll take you over to meet other staffs

What is one way to help reduce nervousness when speaking?

• Hold your breath

• Walk calmly around the front

• Talk louder

• Cry

When using gestures you should always be sure that...

• they become the focal point of what you are saying.

• the are big circles.

• are flapping movements that make you look like you are flying.

• the are natural and enhance your speech.

When speaking, your eye contact should...

• be on the floor.

• not be on the audience.

• be on the audience.

• should be straight up at the ceiling.

When speaking, your body should always...

• face the audience, unless pointing at the screen.

• should be shaking uncontrollably.

• be facing away from the audience.

• silly and distracting

The number one thing that will always make a speaker feel more confident is...

• a larger audience.

• speaking to adults.

• dressing professionally.

• practice.

When giving a presentation, you should...

• come unprepared and without your visuals.

• fake sick.

• be confident and excited!

• laugh uncontrollably and roll around on the floor.

A great way to end my presentation would be to say...

• see ya later, suckas!

• I'm done

• I hope you liked my presentation!

• Thank you.