Vocabulary Quiz - Presentation Skills

What does the word "hook" mean in a presentation?

• A summary of the main ideas

• A question to check understanding

• A technique to grab attention at the beginning

• A slide with data

What is 'visual aid'?

• A tool to make eye contact

• An image or graphic used to support your message

• A list of vocabulary

• A speaker's outline

To project your voice means:

• Speak quietly and slowly

• Use technical words

• Speak clearly and loudly

• Whisper to your audience

A call to action is usually found:

• At the beginning of the presentation

• In the speaker's notes

• In the Q&A session

• At the end to suggest next steps

What does 'structure' mean in the context of presentations?

• The number of slides used

• The order and flow of content

• The color of your background

• The way you dress

What is the meaning of 'rehearse'?

• To answer questions

• To write slides

• To practice your presentation

• To skip preparation

'Body language' includes:

• Gestures, posture, and facial expressions

• Images and charts

• Grammar and sentence structure

• Microphone volume

Which of the following is a way to reduce nerves?

• Speak faster

• Avoid practising

• Read everything from the screen

• Breathe deeply and visualise success

What should you do if you don't know the answer to a question?

• Admit it politely and offer to follow up

• Guess quickly

• Say nothing

• Change the topic

A memorable ending can include:

• A joke unrelated to the topic

• A confusing slide

• A silent pause

• A strong quote or question