Welcome Speech Quiz - E2SP5 - Public Speaking Class

What is a welcome speech?

•  Formal address given by a person to welcome and greet an audience or group of people

•  Informal address given by a person to welcome and greet an audience or group of people

•  Formal address given by a person to farewell and say goodbye to an audience or group of people

• Informal address given by a person to farewell and say goodbye to an audience or group of people

When do we make a welcome speech?

• At the end of an event

• In the middle of an event

• At the beginning of an event

• Anytime of an event

What is the purpose of a welcome speech?

(Select all that apply)

• To set a positive and inviting tone

• To engage people to buy a product in the event

• To express gratitude for the attendees’ presence

• To introduce the speaker

• To introduce the main event

How many main parts are there in a welcome speech?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

What are the names of the main parts of a welcome speech?

(Select all that apply)

• Addressing

• Opening

• Closing

• Body

• Summary

What is the first step in the Introduction part?

• Start with a Warm Welcome

• Introduce Yourself

• Thank Sponsors or Organizers

• Acknowledge any special guests or dignitaries

How do you introduce yourself?

• Briefly introduce yourself, including your cat's name and his role or connection to the event

• Briefly introduce yourself, including your address and your role or connection to the event

• Briefly introduce yourself, including your name and your role or connection to the event

• Briefly introduce yourself, including your name and your best friends' name

How can you outline the schedule of the event?

(Click all that apply)

• Provide a brief overview of the program or key activities

• Emphasize the event's aims

• Express gratitude to the attendees for being there

• Emphasize why the event is significant

• Acknowledge any special guests or dignitaries

What should you do when explaining the event's goals?

• Share the main speakers of the event to let others know about their names and occupation

• Share the venue's location of the event to help people get access to the event

• Share the main objectives or purpose of the event to set expectations and provide context

• Share the date and time of the event to remind people to come on time

What should you speak in the Closing part?

• Explain the event's goals

• Express gratitude to the attendees for being there

• End with a positive note or inspiring quote

• Transition to the event

• Invite them to engage with the event