BusComm IA3 Review

Harold’s team is in a heated discussion during a meeting. He wants to help lessen the conflict. What is the LEAST appropriate question for him to ask at this moment?

• Why can’t we trust each other?

• Are we paying enough attention to results?

• Who is to blame for causing this conflict?

• Do we have ground rules in place?

Darren is planning a presentation. What is NOT one of the three essential pillars he needs to focus on to create a successful presentation?

• Purpose

• Audience

• Design

• Topic

Nate reads this statistic in a brochure: “Ninety-five percent of teenagers have lied to their parents.” He then writes in his notes, “Most teens have told their parents lies.” What did Nate MOST likely do with the given information?

• He wrote the information verbatim.

• He paraphrased the information.

• He committed plagiarism.

• He interpreted the information incorrectly.

A classic hierarchy diagram has those positions with the most authority placed at the:

• Left

• Right

• Top

• Bottom

Sharon wants to add a glow and reflection effect to the text in his SmartArt chart. Which group contains the tools to do so?

• Shapes Styles

• Shapes

• Arrange

• WordArt Styles

What command from the Merge Shapes tool was used on the first two shapes below to create the third set of shapes?

• Subtract

• Fragment

• Combine

• Intersect

Compare all types of business presentations. What is the MOST popular type of business presentation used?

• Persuasive

• Instructional

• Informative

• Narrative

Jessica is at her house and puts on a pair of special goggles. She starts an application and finds herself visually transported to a simulation of the office space where she will soon be working, complete with a tour of the facility and some training about what she can expect on her first day on the job. What is the best description of Jessica's experience?

• Augmented Reality

• Machine Learning

• Artificial Intelligence

• Virtual Reality

Sheila is a cartoonist who creates animations for popular modern children’s movies. How did she and her team create these cartoons?

• A series of still images were hand-drawn, then displayed in quick succession.

• Paper cut-outs defined characters, given the illusion of movement through a series of snapshots.

• Every hundredth frame or so is created by a human, and the points in between were created by animation software.

• Photographs form the basis for an object, which is digitized and animated entirely by computers.

Brittnay attended a national conference for engineers. When she returns to her office, she gathers her colleagues to share the new material that she learned at the conference. Which type of presentation is she MOST likely giving?

• Persuasive

• Informative

• Inspirational

• Narrative