AQA 7993 EPQ Presentation Record Part A

What is the primary focus when transitioning from the written report to the presentation in the EPQ?

• Focusing solely on the content of the written report

• Introducing new topics not covered in the report

• Shifting focus towards the presentation aspect

• Revising the written report based on feedback

How many sections does Presentation Record Part A have?

• Four

• Three

• Five

• Two

What is the main requirement for the EPQ presentation format?

• Must include detailed statistical analysis

• Must be delivered to a non-specialist audience

• Must use a specific type of presentation software

• Must be longer than 30 minutes

What is the purpose of the question-and-answer session following the presentation?

• To intimidate the presenter

• To engage the audience and clarify any doubts

• To challenge the presenter's knowledge

• To extend the length of the presentation

What is the 10-20-30 rule recommended for presentations?

• 10 slides, 20 minutes, size 30 font

• 10 minutes, 20 slides, size 30 font

• 30 slides, 10 minutes, size 20 font

• 20 slides, 30 minutes, size 10 font

What should be done with props or handouts used during the presentation?

• Leave them with the audience

• Mail them to the EPQ moderators

• Include them as appendices in the written report

• Take photos or snapshots for the production log

Why is it advised against using a script during the presentation?

• It can make the presentation too long

• It may lead to a lack of engagement

• It can cause the presenter to become overwhelmed if interrupted

• Scripts are not allowed in EPQ presentations

How should feedback from the supervisor be used?

• To reduce the presentation content significantly

• To ignore if it contradicts the student's opinion

• To adjust the presentation based on relevance and justification

• To completely change the presentation topic

What is a key strategy for dealing with presentation nerves according to the video?

• Skipping the question and answer session

• Rehearsing the presentation multiple times

• Memorizing the presentation word for word

• Avoiding eye contact with the audience

What is advised to do if you look at your notes too much during the presentation?

• Practice more in front of a mirror

• Read directly from the notes to avoid mistakes

• Reduce the amount of notes used

• Ignore the issue as it's not important