Presentation skills- Background check

Audience analysis involves identifying the audience and ________

• making a persuasive pitch

• adapting the presentation to their interests, level, attitude and beliefs

• capturing audience attention

• making grabbing their attention with a smart presentation

What should the objective of a presentation be?

• the presenter's intent to share an idea

• to help people know about ideas

• structured presentation of thoughts

• to change the perception of the audience by sharing ideas

A needs analysis is conducted __________

• to understand the need for something

• to create a sense of need for something

• to understand what the audience felt about something

• to create awareness amongst the audience about something

The different steps of presentation are ______________

• plan, prepare, perfect, present

• brainstorm, organise, revise, edit

• plan, organise, practice, improvise

• plan, prepare, practice, present

SMART in smart goals stands for ______

• Standard, Meaningful, Accessible, Resourceful

  Time-bound

• Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound

• Standard, Measurable, Accessible, Resourceful, Tested

• Specific, Meaningful, Achievable, Relevant, Tested

___________ and _______ can help you align your objectives to the audience's needs.

• needs analysis and objective analysis

• needs analysis and audience analysis

• audience analysis and objective analysis

• target analysis and needs analysis

(a)   is the presentation in story telling style that uses pictures and a 20 sec narration for each picture.

Objectives of a presentation are defined by the __________

• topic, agenda, content

• agenda, data and outcomes

• content, style and audience's need

• topic, agenda and audience's need