MF 1 Active Speaking_Pre-test

What is the key element of effective speaking?

• Speaking quickly

• Speaking clearly

• Using complicated words

• Speaking without pauses

Which of the following best describes "confidence" in speaking?

• Speaking louder than everyone else

• Using the most advanced vocabulary

• Projecting your voice and maintaining eye contact

• Avoiding eye contact and looking at your notes

Why is structure important in speaking?

• It ensures your speech is long enough.

• It makes the speech sound complex.

• It helps your audience follow your ideas clearly.

• It allows you to use more jargon.

What does "conciseness" in speaking mean?

• Providing as much detail as possible

• Keeping your message direct and to the point

• Adding extra information to clarify your points

• Speaking for a longer time

How can you improve your clarity when speaking?

• Use complex vocabulary

• Speak at a rapid pace

• Enunciate your words clearly and avoid jargon

• Use as many technical terms as possible

Which of the following is a tip for speaking confidently?

• Speak in a low, quiet voice

• Maintain eye contact and project your voice

• Look at your phone while speaking

• Avoid pausing while speaking

How does using pauses help when speaking?

• It makes the speech shorter.

• It allows the speaker to multitask.

• It gives the audience time to process what you are saying.

• It makes the speaker sound hesitant.

What should you do to tailor your message for your audience?

• Use technical jargon regardless of the audience

• Assume the audience already understands everything

• Adjust your speech based on the audience’s knowledge and interests

• Focus on your own perspective only

What role does body language play in effective speaking?

• It is irrelevant to communication

• It supports your message and shows confidence

• It distracts the audience from your message

• It makes you seem unsure of your point

Which of the following best describes "active listening" as a speaker?

• Listening to your own voice

• Speaking continuously without pause

• Listening to the audience’s reactions and adjusting accordingly

• Ignoring the audience’s feedback