Lesson 14 - The mainbody & conclusion of a presentation

What is the purpose of the guiding language in the main part of a presentation?

• To introduce the speaker

• To guide the audience through different sections

• To conclude the presentation

• To request feedback

Which of the following is an example of directive language in the main part?

• "Let's move on to the next point..."

• "In conclusion..."

• "Thank you for listening!"

• "Do you have any questions?"

When presenting a main argument, which phrase is the most appropriate?

• "I'm going to finish right now."

• "This is not very important."

• "The most important point I'd like to emphasize is..."

• "I don't think this matters."

Which sentence will best introduce an example in the main part?

• "To sum up..."

• "Let me illustrate this with an example..."

• "That's all for now!"

• "I will take your questions at the end."

When comparing two ideas in a presentation, which phrase is appropriate?

• "On the one hand..., but on the other hand..."

• "Let's move on to the next slide."

• "In summary, we have discussed..."

• "Feel free to ask questions."

What is the main purpose of the conclusion section in a presentation?

• To reintroduce the speaker

• To summarize the main points and leave a strong impression

• To start a discussion

• To present new ideas

Which phrase is appropriate to start the conclusion section?

• "To wrap up, I would like to recap the main points..."

• "Let's move on to the next topic."

• "As we have seen earlier in the presentation..."

• "Are there any questions so far?"

Which sentence can be used to reinforce the main message in the conclusion?

• "The key takeaway from this presentation is..."

• "Let's go back to the introduction."

• "I'm not sure if this was important."

• "We haven't discussed much today."

What is a polite way to invite questions at the end of a presentation?

• "Is there anyone who has any questions?"

• "You should have understood everything by now."

• "Why didn't you ask anything earlier?"

• "I don't want to answer questions."

If a person says they don't know the answer to a question, what is the best reaction?

• "I don't know, next question!"

• "That's a great question! I will need to think about it and get back to you."

• "You should know the answer yourself."

• "Let's end the meeting right now."